Nollywood star Yul Edochie has addressed accusations made by Judy Austin’s ex-husband Emmanuel Obasi that he kept him from seeing his kids.
On Friday, Yul responded to the charge on social media.
“Some of my fans have reached out to me, saying, ‘pls allow him to see his children’.
“I have never stopped anybody from seeing his children.
“In this era of social media, people prefer chasing clout and chasing social media money with my name, rather than doing the right thing.
“Tell him to call his ex-wife, if he wants to see or take his children, let them discuss it.
“He has her number. It has nothing to do with me.”
ALSO READ: Shank Comics Says Men Cheat Even When They Love Their Partners
Content creator Adedeji Adesokan, aka Shank Comics, has disclosed that men can truly love their partners while still cheating.
In a recent interview, the comedian stated that, excluding himself, he believes many men can love their partners while also having outside relationships.
Shank said he believes men can multitask emotionally and that cheating is not always intended to hurt their partners, though he acknowledged that hurt often occurs in the process.
He acknowledged that explaining his stance made him seem unreasonable, but he insisted that it is possible for men to love someone while still cheating.
“I feel like men can multitask. They can love you and still cheat on you. I think they love you enough not to… I don’t think the cheating is trying to hurt you; you get me? But you getting hurt in the process is… The more I try to explain this, the more I’m sounding crazy… But yeah, the truth is that men can love you and still like cheating,” he stated.
Just last year, Shank Comics revealed that his father converted from Islam to Christianity in a state of hunger.
According to him, his father converted to Christianity and renounced being a Muslim after a church gave him food.
The skit maker made the revelation during a recent conversation with a fellow content creator in Canada.
“I’m a Christian. Although I have a Muslim name, Saheed. My dad was a Muslim, but there was a time he was very hungry, and a church gave him food—then he converted to Christianity. My dad is so cheap. We were just hungry.”
