Destiny Etiko resumes filming with Zubby Michael after they faced backlash over Jnr Pope’s death (VIDEO)

• Just days after stepping away from her movie set to mourn the tragic loss of Junior Pope and other crew members in a devastating boat accident, Destiny Etiko returns to the hustle and bustle of filming.
• This time, she’s spotted alongside Zubby Michael and Gentle Jack, diving back into the action-packed world of Cinema.
• Destiny and Zubby found themselves at the epicenter of fans’ rage and grief following Junior Pope’s untimely passing.

Destiny Etiko, the renowned Nigerian actress and filmmaker, has bounced back into action on the set of her latest film project following the somber period of mourning for her colleague, Junior Pope.

The movie star took to social media to offer fans a glimpse behind the scenes, sharing an engaging video capturing herself alongside the talented Zubby Michael, Gentle Jack, others.

Destiny was seen extending a heartfelt embrace to Zubby, accompanied by warm pleasantries.

Zubby was seen greeting his senior colleagues with respect, notably Gentle Jack, who responded with praise and admiration.

“DESTINY ETIKO PRODUCTION day 2,” she captioned the video.

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In a previous video alongside fellow actor Gentle Jack, Destiny joyfully declared her return to the work scene. The upcoming film, titled “Osama,” stars Destiny, Zubby, Gentle Jack, Edomi Victor, and Princess Candice.

Junior Pope was confirmed dead on the night of April 10 after several attempts to resuscitate him failed. The actor alongside make-up artist Abigail Frederick, and the production crew, drowned in Anam River on their way back from the set of Another Side of Life, a movie produced by Adanma Luke.

Destiny Etiko came under intense scrutiny on social media due to her perceived insensitivity in her mourning process following the passing of her colleague, Junior Pope.

Meanwhile, Zubby faced significant backlash on various social platforms after failing to pay tribute to Junior Pope, despite holding the esteemed position of being his best man at his wedding.