Photos: Man claims to be the legal husband of Matt Max's new wife

OK, this is getting bizarre. Popular video music director Matt Max got married this past weekend to make-up artist Eniola Efunkoya of Awele Beauty and I've been hearing all kinds of crazy talk about the secret wedding. Apparently Matt was in a long time relationship with some lady named Martina but dumped her a few months ago to start dating his make up artist who he married this past Saturday. Seems a lot of people close to the couple aren't happy about the new union.

Now some guy named Abayomi Cole is claiming to still be married to Eniola. Above is a pic of Abayomi and Eniola on their wedding day in 2011. Find what Abayomi told me plus photos from their white wedding after the cut...

"I got married to Adeola Eniola Efunkoya in May, 2011. She left the marriage this year May 2014 for another guy who is a music video director ( Matthew Abiodun Aina) with trade name Mattmax. She left the marriage because of her secret affair with the so called Mattmax. On so many occasions I have called the so called Mattmax to order for his secret affair with my wife. I read a lot of comments on your blog and I wonder how people got to know so much about her. She has not properly divorced me because she is still my legal wife and now she has gotten married to the guy out there. All I need her do is to answer to the divorce letter filed to her because I am already free from her bondage of four years. That imbecile Mattmax has helped me take away my yoke."

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