Nollywood actress Nancy Isime has broken her silence after being accused of wrecking a woman’s marriage.
Kemi Filani reported days ago that a married woman, Ify Okafor, had accused the actress and ex-beauty Queen, Sylvia Nduka, of contributing to the collapse of her marriage to Circa Lagos owner, Petite.
The UK-based Nigerian lady, in a lengthy post on her Facebook page, alleged that during her marriage, her ex-husband engaged in repeated acts of infidelity. She alleged that Sylvia Nduka and Nancy had involved with her ex-husband while they were still legally and traditionally married. His infidelity caused severe emotional distress, humiliation, and instability within the marriage.
Nancy, who has been active on social media via her Instagram page,
Sharing photos of herself on vacation, Nancy said she acts like she is happy to be back but deep down, she wants to pull a Alex Ekubo, who has been absent from social media.
“I act like I’m happy to be back but deep down I want to pull a @alexxekubo on social media”.
In another post, she shared a video of herself living her best life, unbothered by the accusation.
She stated that this year would be her softest, when everything aligns for her highest good.
“2 0 2 6,
Our softest Year where everything aligns for our highest Good”.
In 2022, Nancy was exposed by a popular blogger who claimed the actress’s life most especially her vacations were been sponsored by a man, identified as Michael. The man was also alleged to be funding the lifestyle of actress Nuella Njibigbo, BBN Nengi, actress Onyi Alex and a host of others.
Reacting to it, via the blog’s comment section, Isime debunked the report, claiming that she had never been to Instabul and was waiting to hear the full story.
Addressing it on her Instagram page, the light-skinned actress, appreciated her colleagues and friends who showed her love. She revealed that she felt like an egg as she was constantly asked by people how she was faring.
The Edo-born entertainer while debunking allegations that she was in a romantic relationship with a UK-based married man, Mr Michael Dion-Golie, advised ladies who want to be successful to add “olosho” to their names. The TV host queried those who love to tie the success of a woman to ‘prostitution’. She demanded “concrete proof” of the allegations, saying she cannot sue the blog because it was “faceless”.