The husband of Nigerian dancer Korra Obidi, Justin Dean, has announced he’s off the singles market as he flaunts his new lover. On social media, he revealed the news while flaunting his new partner. Recall how Korra and Justin unceremoniously split up in 2022, not long after they welcomed their second child. However, Korra acknowledged having an affair before their marriage. She refuted claims that she was a habitual adulterer, saying instead that she had been abused physically and psychologically by her ex-husband, who also caused her to miscarry a child when she told him about her affair.
Justin Dean and ex-wife Korra Obidi. source: Google Korra has been accused of abuse and cheating by Justin. Sharing a photo of his new lover on Facebook, Justin wrote: “Dr. Dean is off the market.” See the screenshot of the post below:
Speaking to Newcastle’s website, Harvey Barnes said; “I’m delighted. It’s an amazing club and for me it’s a massive opportunity to come and be involved in a successful team that’s doing exciting things, so I’m absolutely buzzing to be here. “I think it’s an attacker’s dream to come into a team like this; it’s high paced, it’s physically demanding, but you can see the rewards of that with the chances and the goals scored, so I think I’ll certainly suit the style.” Barnes, who travelled to Tyneside last week to undergo a medical, is the third addition to a squad which finished fourth in last season’s Premier League with AC Milan midfielder Sandro Tonali and Odense striker Yankuba Minteh, who has been sent out on loan to Feyenoord, having arrived earlier this month. 
Harvey Barnes playing for Leicester City. Source: Getty A graduate of the Foxes’ Academy, he made 187 appearances for the club, which was relegated to the Sky Bet Championship at the end of last season, and is an FA Cup winner as well as a full England international. Despite scoring 13 Premier League goals last season Barnes could not prevent Leicester from being relegated to the Championship and was also courted by Aston Villa, Tottenham, and West Ham this summer before opting to join Howe. Although Newcastle’s Saudi Arabian majority owners are nothing if not wealthy, their room for transfer market manoeuvre this summer is restricted by Financial Fair Play regulations and Howe appears resigned to postponing his attempts to sign an extra centre-forward until at least January. 
