/ Nov 14, 2026
/ Nov 14, 2026

Simi set to retire from music, reveals plan

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Popular singer-songwriter Simisola Kosoko, simply known as Simi, has revealed her retirement plan.

The 35-year-old said she would start her own kids’ show when she quits music.

She disclosed this via her verified Twitter handle on Saturday.

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The mother of one said she has been working on the soundtracks for many years.

Simi wrote, “My retirement plan is my own kids show. I’ve been working on music for years. I can’t wait. So help me God.”

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