Amid the marital saga involving the Edochies, social media personality Blessing Okoro aka Blessing CEO has lent her voice to the marital saga involving Yul Edochie’s second Judy Austin.
She accused Judy of corrupting the once highly respectable personality of the actor since she came into his life.
Explaining she had intentionally stayed away from Edochie’s marital crisis due to the cordiality she enjoys with the actor, Blessing CEO said she voiced her opinion after people asked her to address the matter.
While not disapproving of polygamy, Blessing CEO berated Yul and Judy for being insensitive as well as constituting a nuisance on social media while his first wife and kids mourned the passing of their first son, Kambilichukwu in March; hailing May for maintaining decorum through it all.
The self-proclaimed ‘intellectual entertainer’ in a video stated: “I’ve been trying so hard not to come into this matter. I’ve been trying so hard to shy away from it. A lot of people have reached out to me and said, ‘Blessing, you’re partial. Blessing, this is what is happening, we need your opinion.
“But I’m going to be very honest. The reason why I’ve not interfered in the Yul, May and Judy saga is because the actor is kind of a friend to me, not like a very close friend. But at least, we know each other, we’ve chatted and I’ve met him before.
“When the news of polygamy came out, I came out and said there’s nothing wrong with polygamy. And I’m still saying the same thing that there’s nothing wrong with polygamy in Africa because it allows it.
“Now at this point, as a woman, if your husband brings in another woman and you’re not comfortable, what do you do? You leave. And that’s what May Edochie is doing. She’s been quiet, calm. She has not said anything bad about Yul on social media; she’s been respecting herself.
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“With all this drama that is going on, she lost her first son. I’ve never lost a child before, so I don’t know what it feels like. But when I see people cry, I imagine what it feels like for me to have nurtured my child to a particular age and the child just died. The trauma alone, I don’t know how I’ll face it. Forget that people say I’m strong.
“This woman has been quiet, Judy. Will you just shut up! You’re watering down Yul Edochie’s personality. Yul was one man that when he spoke, everywhere shook. Yul was my crush, his voice. Like, we don’t play with him. He was a man with integrity, with so much respect when he was with May. The moment you came into his life, I don’t know what happened.
“I don’t believe in jazz, I don’t know what you tell him, I don’t know what he saw in you. I don’t know the fact that you would marry a woman that you cannot talk to. A woman that would just go to your Facebook account and start saying rubbish. A woman that’ll just pick up your phone and start saying rubbish. Why can’t she do it on her own Facebook account?
“Your wife is mourning. Your kids are mourning; you lost your first son. And every time Judy will go and carry ring light and start making noise, telling us nonsense..this one..that one. You, you’ll be calling her Ijele. What’s all that rubbish for?”
