Controversial film star Esther Nwachukwu has remained steadfast in supporting her senior colleague, Yul Edochie whose marriage to his first wife, May is being speculated to have crashed following his decision to take a second wife without the former’s permission and blessings.
Recently, there’s been reports about May divorcing her hubby with whom she shared four children until the unfortunate demise of their second child and first son a few months ago.
According to the viral reports, though the marriage annulment hasn’t been finalised, the court however awarded her custody of their three children and their mansion, warning Yul to stay away from the premises pending when the process is put paid to.
On the trending rumour of May and Yul Edochie’s marriage annulment, Nwachukwu asked the online in-laws of former pertinent questions.
She argued Yul would always be the father of May’s children and that his presence would someday be needed when their daughter, Danielle wants to get married.
Nwachukwu said: “You see all of you, hyping May, encouraging her to leave her husband; I just dey laugh.
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“Okay, now that she has finally agreed to a divorce, tell me, does she think another man on the street will want to wife her?
“Fine, I know this generation, people dey marry anyhow but I want to know, which man good? The place you’re leaving, do you know how another person’s own is?
“The cane they use in flogging you in your former husband’s house, do you know the one they’ll use in flogging you in your new husband’s house? They will end up knacking her over and over again.
“You guys are supporting her now. You guys might be giving her the world now but the time will come when the daughter wants to get married as the court has granted her custody of the children. Then, Yul will still have to be present as the father.
“She might have full custody of the children now o but don’t forget they are still Edochie’s; Yul Edochie’s.
“Those children will still remember their father. They will still go back to him irrespective of his error.”