Yul Edochie, the Nigerian actor, has fired back at May, his estranged wife, over a social media post wherein she reflected on events in 2023.
In her New Year post, May said 2023 came with “too many adversities and misfortunes.” She added that it “dealt with me in the most catastrophic ways”.
She also said the worst of the experience was that 2023 “stole my own flesh and blood” — implying the death of Kambilichukwu, her first child with Yul, in March.
May revealed that the loss had left her in the most devastating, miserable, and confused state.
“Dear 2023, you were pregnant on the very first day of Jan unknown to anyone what you would deliver. You dealt with me in the most catastrophic ways…. Too many adversities | misfortunes and the worst of it you stole my own flesh and blood leaving me in the most devastating, miserable and confused state that I could never have imagined,” she wrote.
“I lost all hopes and nearly gave up, I had too many questions eating me all up but I kept hearing that voice echoing, “who am I to question God”? I struggled so hard and stood on God’s words commanding us to give Him praise in every situation despite how difficult it is.
“Truly, I appreciate all the good people you made me cross paths with (my family, friends, strangers turned friends, and my online fam). I cannot begin to list names cos it is endless but I want y’all to know that I will forever remain thankful for the incredible level of love and support showered upon me and my family in our most difficult times.”
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In response to her post, Yul accused May of having breast enlargement surgery in the same year without his consent.
The actor also cautioned his first wife against manipulating public opinion on social media to foster resentment towards him.
“2023 stole your flesh & blood, but you still had enough time to do breast enlargement surgery and tummy tuck without your husband’s consent,” he wrote.
“Obviously endorsed by your married boyfriend. Enough of the manipulation.
“Stop manipulating people on social media to hate me and feel pity for you while you enjoy your life secretly. Because they don’t know the real you. I will not take it in 2024.
“I’ve been silent for too long. I’ve been doing my best to protect your image while you’re doing all you can to destroy mine. Enough.”
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Last March, Kambilichukwu passed away after experiencing a seizure while playing football in school.
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