ALESHA Dixon’s husband Azuka Ononye has worked with a variety of major artists such as Madonna, Sade and even Whitney Houston.
But who is Azuka and what exactly does he do? Here’s what we know about the creative director.
Azuka Ononye was born December 14, 1980.
He is best known for his work as a dancer, creator director and choreographer.
He has worked with the likes of Sade, Whitney Houston, Madonna, Duffy, Pixie Lott, Estelle, Ashanti and Cheryl to name a few.
Azuka’s advertising credits include major brands such as Guinness, Captain Morgan, Nokia, T-Mobile, Specsavers, Superdrug, ESPN, Sky, DFS and Argos and many more.
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Alesha and Azuka got married in 2017 after meeting on tour.
Speaking on their relationship on Giovanna Fletcher‘s podcast, Alesha shared: “We met 10 years ago, and he was the first person that I’d met, that I knew that we could have children together because of our values, our morals, our thinking aligned…
“The thought of having children with someone who could do something toxic or show them something toxic that I saw as a child frightened me more than anything in the world”.
The couple welcomed their first child Azure Sienna Ononye back in October 2013.
In May 2019, Alesha revealed that she was expecting another baby during an episode of Britain’s Got Talent.
Their second child Anaya Safiya was born to the couple in August 2019.
Alesha got married to English rapper MC Harvey back in June 2005.
The couple split up a year later after Alesha discovered Harvey had cheated on her with singer and his then West End stage co-star Javine Hylton.
Harvey went on to have a relationship with Javine and they welcomed a daughter called Angel in 2008.
They later broke up following allegations that he had cheated.
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The So Solid Crew rapper made headlines again in 2016 when it was revealed he had abandoned his child and wife of two weeks to be with another woman in the US.
He was also suspected to have been romantically involved with Katie Price back in 2018 after they shared innuendoes.
