Aidonia, Wife Kimberly Megan Display Cozy PDA On Sumfest Stage, Fans Say “As He Should!”
Pon Di C-cky deejay Aidonia had a romantic moment with wife Kimberly Megan during his set at Reggae Sumfest 2022 on Saturday morning.
“This is my beautiful wife—Miss Kimberly. So unuh seh ‘good morning, Kimberly!'” he told the scores of admiring fans inside Catherine Hall, Montego Bay before kissing her.
A flushed Kim then scurried off stage, leaving her husband of almost six years to continue his high-energy performance.
Aidonia’s intimate moment with his beau has been one of the most circulated ones on social media; with most people saying ‘awww’ and expressing their admiration for the entertainer/entrepreneur duo.
“As he should! ❤️❤️,” commented several onlookers.
“I just loves how he loves her ❤️,” one user said. “One thing him ALWAYS ago big up him wife. Me rate that!”
“Ah di end a e day big man a big man an bwoiii ah bwoiii 👏❤️❤️ watch love ❤️,” another added.
“All if mi a dah side chick deh, my head hot mi ole week 😂😂😂,” one female fan joked.
The two married in a lavish ceremony on September 10, 2016, after a four-year engagement and welcoming a son, King Kahlif, who was 3 years old at the time. Their wedding reportedly took place at Firefly Estate, St. Mary in front of a selection of his industry colleagues, close friends, and family.
Overall, if one was sleepy by the time it got around to the Hot Tool singer’s segment, they would’ve certainly been woken up by the screams and vuvuzelas inside the venue when he touched the stage.
Like most other artists, the deejay, whose real name is Sheldon Lawrence began his piece in a full suit. However, as time progressed, he resorted to just his merino.
‘Donia didn’t hold back on delivering some of the hottest tracks from his catalog including Breeze, Hot Tool, Yeah Yeah, Banga, Dat Eazy, Big Baller, and Real Killer to culminate a solid performance.
In an interview with DancehallMag recently, the deejay revealed the high level of dedication it took him to reach where he is in his career.
“Coming into the industry me never have it easy. I have faced a lot of struggles over the years. In the early days, at that time, them use to say me can’t perform, I had clarity issues when voicing on stage and so we respect the grind because me love the music,” Aidonia said at the time.
“So, over the years, me challenge myself to get better at recording and to get better on stage, to get better at dealing with my image, to get better at dealing with types of crowds, the street crowd different from the corporate crowd, different from the uptown crowd. So, you know, it’s just the bitter, the struggle, the hustle, the grind fi just push myself to get better because we had the talent but we needed work,” he added.