Danielle Yul Edochie, the daughter of Nollywood actor Yul Edochie, has thrown a shot at his second wife as she hypes her mother, May Edochie.
Kemi Filani reported earlier that the mother of four turns a new age today and taking to her comment section, Danielle hyped her mother for being the original and the first before anyone else. Calling her the overall blessed and God’s favorite, she dared anyone to do it if it was that easy.
“Happy birthday to the Original, the first before anyone else, the overall blessed & God’s favorite. Love you for life. Do am if e easy. Shutdown Promax”.
There is no doubt that Danielle is throwing a shot at her father’s second wife, Judy Austin who he secretly married and has welcomed two children.
Early this year, she had yanked off her father’s name from her profile on social media. Danielle, who proudly used her father’s name, Danielle Yul Edochie, on her social media profiles had edited her name to be Danielle Diana Dubem.
Despite the public embarrassment, the actor never ceases to praise his daughter. On her birthday months back, he wrote a sweet message to her, letting her know how dear she was to him. In another post, he called her the leader of the Yul Edochie squad and rained prayers on her.
In April, he had eulogized Danielle, hailing her as he called her the next Superstar in Nigeria. The actor went on to praise her for her beauty, brain, and swag as he noted how she was a pure Yul-Edochie blood because of her stubbornness.
Last year, when Danielle bagged her first ambassadorial deal, he had joined May in celebrating Danielle, congratulating her as he prayed for her to be 50 times greater than him.
May, on her part, noted how it’s a double joy for her as her daughter didn’t only bag an ambassador deal, but she also got her skincare contract renewed.
In other news, Danielle had slammed those offering her unsolicited advice, revealing that the one thing she hates is when people try giving her advice that she didn’t ask for.
Questioning if she asked for one, it described their action as unsolicited and annoying.
