- In the aftermath of Korra Obidi calling out her estranged hubby, Justin Dean, for falling short on their daughter’s school fees, he seems to have thrown some heat her way in response.
- Korra recently pointed fingers at him, alleging he hasn’t been pulling his weight financially, particularly when it comes to their firstborn, June, and her private school expenses.
- Justin, in his countermove, laid out the argument why their kids might need to tread the halls of public schools if the tab for private education is burning a hole in Korra’s wallet
Justin Dean, the ex-husband of the renowned Nigerian dancer Anita Chukwumfumnaya Obidi, aka Korra Obidi, has responded following her latest accusations of him allegedly neglecting child support responsibilities.
Recall that, Korra Obidi, in a now-viral video, accused Dean of not contributing financially to the care of their two children.
Obidi said she is struggling to shoulder the financial burden alone. She also addressed criticism from people who have suggested that she should send her children to public school.
The entertainer said the “free” schools do not meet her standards.
During a fan Q&A session, Justin Dean got hit with a query about whether he’d opt for public or private schooling for his kids if the moolah was flowing.
In his response, boasting about being in the top-rated public elementary school in the hood, shrugged off the need for private education, and made it clear he’s not out to show-off or impress anyone.
His words;
“I live in the #1 rated elementary public school in the area. Private isn’t necessary. I’m not trying to impress anyone”
Justin Dean took to his Instagram story to school his ex and the public, dropping truth bombs about the American education system.
He made it crystal clear, for those in the dark, that public schools are a free ride funded by taxes. He drove the point home, hammering down that public schools don’t cost a dime, leaving no room for misconceptions.
His words;
“For those of you that are ignorant to the American system. Public schools are paid for by taxes and free to parents. Public schools are free!!”
