Sandra Edoho, the estranged wife of media personality Frank Edoho, has replied to a troll who described her as ‘our favourite cheating wife’.
The interior designer had shared a new photo of herself on one of her social media pages, and the troll left a comment calling her the internet’s favourite cheating wife.
“Our favourite cheating wife”, the troll wrote.
Responding to him, Sandra accepted the name while calling the troll bitch.
“Yes bitch”.
A month ago, Frank’s alleged lover had filed a defamation lawsuit against her for accusing her of libel, fraudulent misrepresentation, and breach of privacy. She recounted how Sandra invited her to her residence and locked her in a room.
Recall that after his first divorce, Edoho married Sandra Onyenucheya, and they remained together for over a decade, during which they welcomed two children.
This brought Edoho’s total number of children to five.
During the heat of the crashed marriage, reports alleged that his second wife had cheated with a popular singer.
In May, Frank released a statement about his crashed marriage, thanking the public for their support and saying he had emotionally come to terms with it. He made it known that he is well, focused and at peace.
Following his statement, a leaked audio recording of Sandra and her rumoured boyfriend, Chike, circulated online. In the audio, his wife was telling Chike about the issues she was facing in the marriage and her husband’s suspicion about them. She said their marriage was falling apart, and Frank was probing her about their relationship.
Speaking out, Sandra, in a series of Instagram posts, accused him of serial infidelity and emotional abuse. She alleged that he had an affair with BBNaija star, Tega Dominic, Mbong Amata, and other socialites. She claimed he frequently disappeared for days, misused her finances, and brought other women into their home.
Amid the scandal, Frank said the allegations against him were false and expressed sadness at innocent individuals who were dragged into the issue and tendered an apology to them. Frank said this is a difficult period, especially for his children, and he respectfully asked that their privacy be protected.