Yul Edochie breaks silence following reports of him and Judy Austin admitting to adultery in court

• Nollywood actor, Yul Edochie appears unbothered amid claims that he and his 2nd wife, Judy Austin admitted to adultery in court.
• Taking to Instagram, Yul Edochie restated his support for President Tinubu, as he tried painting a picture that all is well.

Nollywood actor, Yul Edochie breaks silence amid viral claims of he and his 2nd wife, Judy Austin admitting to having committed adultery.

Recall that May Edochie’s lawyer, Emeka Ugwuonye disclosed in a video that the couple denied being married in court but admitted to having a child together which invariably implies that there was sex.

In the face of this, Yul Edochie seems undisturbed as he took to his IG page to reiterate his unwavering support for Tinubu.

He averred that although Nigeria is not in the best situation, he believes everything will be fine and President Tinubu has his 100% support.

In his words:

“Our country is not in the best situation at the moment.
But all will be well.
I believe everything will be fine.
I believe in President Tinubu. @officialasiwajubat
I believe he has the capacity to fix Nigeria and I’ll keep praying for him to succeed.
He has my support, 100%.
No leave no transfer.
God bless Nigeria.”

See the post below:

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Reacting, One @cosndukwe_official wrote: “What hunger cannot do does not exist… I agreed 100% he will fix your stomach problems.”

shesfavourite7 wrote: “When are you even going to jail ? We are tired of you already.”

ngoziscreativity wrote: “The prayer of Queen May.( MAY GOD JUDGE YOU BOTH) It’s playing out already.”

chri.styngozi wrote: “After now people will say that may should stop people from dragging him while he is busiy setting himself up for drag and judy can not caution him.”

jason_highstar wrote: “You don leave your new church back to politics again ?? 😂”

clementnwoga wrote: “Ekwensu! Who cares about your opinion. Let him fix your home first, you need help more than the entire Nigeria.”