- Nkechi Blessing has warned her fiends off her lover and all her exes, implying that she doesn’t trust them, nor herself.
- The actress stated that her friends should aren’t allowed to be friends with her man and definable not her former lovers.
- Nkechi Blessing stated this in reaction to a viral post about a lady who snatched her friend’s boyfriend, got pregnant for him and dared her to do her worst.
Nigerian actress, Nkechi Blessing Sunday has warned friends on their comportment around her partner.
The controversial thespian stated that her friends are not permitted to smile with her man.
She argued that even though she trusts him to be faithful to her, she doesn’t trust her friends.
She further added that her friends aren’t allowed to ask her man for help when they get stranded as she noted how a lady stole her friend’s man, got pregnant for him, and even dared her friend to do her worst.
Nkechi Blessing also warned them to stay away from her ex-boyfriends. She said:
“As my friend ,you aren’t permitted to shine your teeth at my man. He wouldn’t even answer you. To the point you will now say, you’re stranded, can you please go and spend a night in his house, my sister I no go allow you. I trust my man oo but I no trust the nyash wey you carry.
My gender, I fear una, I fear myself sef. I can’t lose guard like that and again if you are my friend, you think that it’s someone that I have dated before that you want to marry, e don dey enter your eye when we dey date. Thief, you didn’t know how to say it. You know see man again, it is the one I dump that you feel is good. E good na im I leave ma”.
Born on 14 February, 1989, Blessing is a Nigerian actress, film producer, film director, and screenwriter, born and raised in Surulere, Lagos State.
She also serves as the director and chief executive officer of Nkechi films production, and NBS Foundation.
Following her breakup with Ekiti politician Opeyemi Falegan, Nkechi found solace in the arms of Eseoghene Obire aka Xxssive, who recently became SSA to the governor of Delta state on new media.