My iPhone was originally under my husband's apple id but now we have separate accounts. His apple id still shows up when I try to update my apps. How to I change it to my apple id?

Originally my iPhone was under a joint iTunes account with my spouse. We've recently split and now have separate plans and apple ID's. I've entered the new ID in the phone settings but when I go to update the apps on my phone, it still shows up with his accoutn and asks for his password. How do I change that?

All apps are tied to the apple ID used to buy/download them.
If you don't want to be asked for his ID-delete all the apps and download them under your account.

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