Entertainment
Tonto Dikeh Reveals Why She Called Her Ex-husband A 40 Seconds Man
Tonto Dikeh has continued her rant after replying a fan who complained why she shamed her ex-husband for his poor performance in bed.
Actress Tonto Dikeh has revealed the motive behind her shaming her ex-husband, Olakunle Churchill’s alleged sexual deficiency.
Tonto while replying a fan who bashed her for taking her marital matters to the public and shaming her ex-husband for being a 40 seconds-man, said she did what she did because she felt hurt.
Replying to the follower, Tonto wrote: “So a man fucking man say I’m on drugs and I can’t use his sexual disease against him?? Ooo pls honey I said more. For me I will drag your life from hell and back until i’m ok!! We all can’t be the same you know.”
“She cheated on her husband multiple times, got pregnant for another man” – Man speaks as parents disown him for exposing cheating sister to husband
Moment mother and her baby were shot de@d after she charged at police with huge knife (video)
“I’m using my t0t0 to make money, use yours to make money too” – Daisy Melanin warns women in her DM begging her for help
“Russia’s overnight attack on Ukraine was a response to strikes with US-made missiles” – Putin
Woman goes to hospital for stomach pain, returns with a baby
University students carry stove, pots, cartons, buckets, and others to school on ‘No bag day’ (Video)
NLC rejects NBS unemployment rate report, says Tinubu’s government fabricated figures to deceive Nigerians
“Speed Darlington denied bail by the police” – Lawyer Deji Adeyanju gives update, VeryDarkMan reacts (Video)
-
Lifestyle1 day agoUniversity students carry stove, pots, cartons, buckets, and others to school on ‘No bag day’ (Video)
-
News1 day agoPort Harcourt Refinery products are exclusively for NNPCL retail outlets
-
Celebrity Gossip & Gist1 day ago“Speed Darlington denied bail by the police” – Lawyer Deji Adeyanju gives update, VeryDarkMan reacts (Video)
-
Crime1 day agoEFCC set to arraign Yahaya Bello again over alleged N80.2bn fraud