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“I thought she is mature” – Netizens slam Faithia Williams for calling out Funke Akindele

You arent my God Faithia Williams calls out Funke Akindele Kemi Filani blog min

Social media users are reacting to the alleged beef between Nollywood actresses, Funke Akindele and Faithia Williams.

Kemi Filani reported hours ago that the former friends had unfollowed each other on Instagram, which left many battled.

According to reports online, Funke was the one who made the move after Faithia shunned her movie premiere but attended Mercy Aigbe’s own. Faithia allegedly didn’t turn up at Funke’s movie premiere to pay her back for shunning her father’s burial despite inviting her.

Taking to her TikTok page, Faithia had called out the actress as she made her know that she isn’t her God. Faithia made Funke know that she wasn’t bothered by her petty act as she took several swipes at her.

Their fallout is coming as a surprise as last year, Faithia stood solidly by Funke’s side as she promoted her A Trībe Called Judah movie. Faithia had made several pieces of content to help promote the movie.

See some reactions below,

One Oluwaseyi Shelux wrote, “I thought Aunty Faithia is a mature woman what is all this is please don’t let anyone push you to lose your dignity biko

One JMKs Hair wrote, “All this isn’t necessary”, in Yorba

One Lavish Xchnage0 wrote, “Nah PR, jare

One Queen Esther Ijuo wrote, “Lol if someone blocks you, and e no pain you, you no go set camera dey talk like this

One Topsy30 wrote, “If she blocked you, move on now. Why do people like drama bayi? Very unnecessary disturbance

One I Am_Oluwabori wrote, “Collect the block in peace na and block her back. Which one is our own?

One Mz_seunfunmi wrote, “Y’all don’t need all this drama right now. Block each other maturely and move on

One Sal_Wah1207 wrote, “Funke Akindele us the Wizkid of Nollywood

One Cynn Cakes wrote, “Yoruba old women and fight 5 & 6

One General Kaji wrote, “A grown woman to be precise. O ti da

One Fati_40 wrote, “Sisters don’t fight”.

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