See What Peter Okoye Did When His Fan Mocked His Brother Paul (Screenshot)

The P-Square family drama has kept social media busy over the last couple of weeks. Two days ago, Peter Okoye announced his new stage name and management, and his brother Paul Okoye dropped his new song 'Call To Heaven', telling their late parents how they (the sons left behind) have failed.

But the messy drama has obviously not affected the love Peter has for his twin, Paul. Moments ago on Instagram, the dancer slammed a troll who said unkind things about Paul Okoye.

The Dance With Peter star shared a clip of himself practising his guitar and one of his fans, aiming to please him, insulted Paul. "Your brother Paul is a d**k," the rude fan said, and went on to hail Peter, encouraging him to 'move on' because he is the better dancer.

But Peter didn't take kindly to the fan insulting Paul. "Please don't insult my brother Paul," Peter said, adding, "he has nothing to do with whatsoever."
But, how does Paul presently feel about Peter? This morning, the songwriter and vocalist shared an Instagram post which many of his fans assume is targeted at his twin. "Pride comes before fall," the meme said, "Stay humble."
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