SINGER Divine Ikubor, widely known as Rema, has revealed that his chiselled six-pack abs were not the result of regular workouts, but rather the outcome of enduring hardship.
In an interview with Spotify, the singer shared insights into his journey of physical development.
The talented artist, who hails from Benin City, Edo State, reminisced about his early days when he and his family resided in Benin City.
During that time, Rema recounted how he used to carry buckets of water, a physically demanding task that unknowingly contributed to his muscular physique.
He also emphasised that his time in Ghana further shaped his physique, as he continued to hustle and engage in strenuous activities.
“I don’t go to the gym. I always had my body patterns, way back since Benin, fetching water, carrying buckets of water, you know, wheelbarrows. When I was in Ghana when I was hustling, doing hard labour. I was already getting ripped out from whatever I was doing. You know, days that I starved, my packs just came out, like,” the singer shared during the interview.
Rema is a talented Nigerian singer, songwriter, and rapper, rose to stardom with his breakout hit Dumebi. In 2019, he signed a record deal with Jonzing World, a subsidiary of Mavin Records.
