Nollywood actress Adebimpe Oyebade, aka Mo Bimpe, has threatened to take legal action in response to a revelation that claims one of her triplets was the victim of paternity fraud.
According to X user @iam_Mardiyyah, actor Lateef Adedimeji, the spouse of Mo Bimpe, allegedly filed for divorce over the paternity of their new triplets after a general hospital turned down his blood donation for one of the infants.
The user wrote:
“Popular Nigerian actor Lateef Adedimeji has filed for divorce from his wife after the Ilorin General Hospital rejected his blood donation for one of the triplets. The doctor claimed their blood groups do not match, and this triggered a paternity confirmation, which led the 40-year-old actor to carry out a DNA test on the children. The result shows that Lateef is not the biological father of the kids.”
The actress responded to the post on her Instagram Story on Tuesday by labelling the allegation as false and threatening to take online bullies to court.
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She posted the post again and cautioned people not to beg her:
“I don’t want to hear justice for whatever your stupid name is by the time I am ready for you! You silly trolls have constantly trolled me on these platforms for years & I’ve been quiet, but what I wouldn’t take is you bringing your stupidity to my children!!! Be warned! I won’t hesitate to take the right action if need be.
“It’s the nerve to post fake/AI pictures together with fabricated lies for me! Such effrontery!” she wrote.
Early this July, after finding out that he and his wife, Mobimpe Adedimeji, were expecting triplets, Nollywood actor Lateef Adedimeji shared his feelings, characterising them as both shocking and delightful.
The actor stated that the news surpassed his and his wife’s expectations in an interview on The Morayo Show.
“It was shocking, but at the same time it was a mixed feeling,” he said. “You know when you are expecting something and it turns out to be beyond your own expectation? That was how it felt. The waiting was not a bad one.”
