‘I had a crush on Bishop Oyedepo’s daughter’ – Pastor Adeboye’s son, Leke confesses (VIDEO)

• Leke Adeboye sent shockwaves through the online community with his unabashed confession of harboring a crush on Bishop Oyedepo’s daughter.
• This revelation came to light during a recent chat with Bishop Oyedepo’s son, Isaac, where Leke openly discussed the feelings he once had for Isaac’s sister.

Leke Adeboye, son of Pastor Enoch Adeboye, General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), shook things up by admitting to having a crush on the daughter of Bishop David Oyedepo, founder of the Living Faith Church.

During a candid episode of his podcast “Confession Box” alongside Isaac Oyedepo, Leke admitted to harboring feelings for Love Oyedepo in the past.

However, he recounted how Love, instead of returning his affections, had her eyes set on his brother.

Speaking with Isaac, Leke said: “I used to have a crush on your sister, Love, but she was crushing on my brother.”

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This is coming after Pastor Oyedepo’s son, Isaac Oyedepo clarified his stance on whether he remained a member of Winners Chapel or not, in a viral video.

In 2023, Isaac, a former youth pastor at Winners Chapel, made headlines after he announced his decision to launch his ministry, stirring reactions from the Christian community.

Isaac, on “Confession Box,” a podcast hosted by Leke Adeboye, Pastor EA Adeboye’s son, clarified that he remained part of the Winners Chapel.

He, however, added that his decision to start a new ministry was a divine calling he felt compelled to follow.

“Why did you leave Winners? Why did you leave Living Faith? Did you even leave?” Leke queried Isaac.

Responding, Isaac said:

“I am still in Winners, I’m still in Living Faith, I’m still a member and a steward because of the assignment that God has given to us. I think we just overcomplicate very simple things. 

“Before I came in full time to being a pastor, I was a member and what I see is that it was a transition. Nothing really changed but the challenge is seeing me on the alter ministering as a pastor. I am currently planted in a church in Abuja but then, I now have a liberty to pursued what God has asked and called me to do which I can’t do being a full time pastor.”