Nollywood actresses Faithia Williams and Funke Akindele have put to rest rumours of bad blood with their sweet exchange at a recent event.
Kemi Filani reported last week that Faithia had turned 55, and to celebrate her birthday, she threw a bash on Sunday, with some of her colleagues in attendance.
Spotted at the event was Funke Akindele, who many thought was in a rift with Faithia. The two had proved haters wrong as they hugged and kissed at the event.
During Faithia’s birthday, rumours circulated that the two were at war over Faithia’s comment on Funke’s birthday wishes for her.
Reacting to it in a live video, Faithia dismissed the report, saying there was no conflict, and explained that Funke’s birthday message was sincere and that her reply was misunderstood.
The actresses have once been linked to minor controversies, which is why internet sleuths are quick to jump to conclusions about these two.
On Christmas Day, Faithia sent her wishes to Funke, and Funke responded, wishing her the best.
In early December, Faithia had made peace with Akindele. She shared a video of the package she got from Funke, inviting her to the premiere of her movie. Hailing her, Faithia noted how Funke never disappoints.
Recall that last year, Faithia called out Funke for allegedly blocking her on Instagram over her support for Mercy Aigbe and her movie. The Yoruba actress made Funke know that she wasn’t her God, and she wasn’t bothered by her petty act.
In other news, last year, Faithia and Mercy Aigbe had set tongues wagging, after they shunned each other at an event. In a video, Faithia was captured giving a fierce look to Mercy, who saw it and acted like the actress didn’t exist.
In 2020, Iyabo Ojo and Fathia Balogun fell apart after Faithia reportedly leaked how Iyabo Ojo almost lost her life over surgery. As a result, actress Iyabo Ojo called out Faithia Williams on her 51st birthday and tagged her as a witch.
However, in January 2022, Faithia and Iyabo settled their long-time rift through the help of Nollywood actor Mr. Latin and Chairman of the National Union of Road Transport Workers, MC Oluomo.