Yvonne Jegede Dismisses Rumours Of A Secret Wedding To Ned Nwoko

Nigerian actress, Yvonne Jegede, recently found herself at the centre of a controversy after blogger IJ Ada Igbo made allegations about a secret marriage to politician Ned Nwoko, who is currently married to fellow actress Regina Daniels. 

The blogger claimed that Yvonne had deleted photos from her social media page following the alleged secret wedding. However, Yvonne took to Instagram to address these false claims and share her side of the story.

Posting the video, Yvonne expressed her frustration with the blogger’s allegations and questioned how someone could boldly spread such falsehoods to attract attention to their blogs. She strongly condemned the act of tarnishing people’s images and damaging relationships for the sake of gaining popularity.

Yvonne said, “When many people tell you they know ‘something’ is happening or believe something has happened, you ask them how they got to know, and they tell you they read or heard it from the Internet. Oftentimes, they heard it from idiots like the person talking in this shameless and false post. How could you be this bold about falsehood? How can you lie so confidently?”

She further stated that she would not waste her energy fighting against such false claims, as karma would take care of the destiny of those who spread such malicious rumours. Yvonne made it clear that she would not let this baseless controversy affect her.

Addressing the accusation of deleting photos from her social media page, Yvonne dismissed it as insignificant and expressed her indignation at mentioning her son. She even mentioned that the mention of her son could warrant a “dirty slap” for the blogger, emphasizing her anger towards such invasive behaviour.

Yvonne concluded by urging people to be cautious about believing everything they see online and not to fall victim to false narratives. She criticized the blogger for trying to make others look bad and encouraged everyone to be more discerning when consuming online content.

“When many people tell you they know ‘something’ is happening or believe something has happened, you asked them how they got to know, they tell you they read or heard it from the Internet. 

Oftentimes, they heard it from idiots like the person talking in this shameless and false post. How could you be this bold about falsehood? How can you lie so confidently? 

How can you intentionally tarnish people’s image and damage relationships all because you want to attract people to your blogs? This funny post is evil and false in every intent. I won’t dissipate energy fighting you. Karma is already dealing with your destiny because if you have one, you won’t be all gas up about other people’s lives when yours is tattered.

How does deleting my photos on my page give off anything??? 🤷🏽‍♀️

The effrontery to mention my son sef, I suppose give you one dirty slap.

#DontBelieveEverythingYouSeeOnline

Ij Ada igbo you can get traction without trying to make someone look bad FFS”

In the face of these allegations, Yvonne Jegede stood her ground, defended her reputation, and called out the blogger for spreading false information. With her strong response, she highlighted the importance of integrity, truth, and responsible online behaviour.