Actress Esther Nwachukwu blames May Edochie for her first son’s death

Nigerian actress, Esther Nwachukwu has knocked May, her colleague, Yul Edochie’s wife, over the death of their first son.

Recall that the couple lost their second child and first son, Kambilichukwu Leo, on Thursday.

The incident happened at a time when May, who has been at loggerheads with her husband since marrying a second wife, was out of the country.

Reacting to his death, Esther Nwachukwu accused the bereaved mother of being responsible for her son’s death.

According to her, May’s unforgiving spirit was the reason for the 16-year-old’s death, adding that a wise woman wouldn’t walk away because her husband cheated.

She berated her for pulling the pity card game and using her husband’s shortcomings to enrich herself.

She warned men against marrying a woman with an unforgiving spirit.

In an Instagram post, Nwachukwu wrote, “Don’t marry a woman who has the spirit of unforgiving. There was no domestic abuse, nothing of such. Just cos he married a second wife. Yes, it’s heartbreaking and yes, it’s disrespectful. What happened to the oath? What happened to for better for worse? What happened to forgiveness?

“You used the opportunity as if you waited patiently for him to make the mistake then u kuku strong ur heart and refused to forgive. Where were all these brands when ur marriage was going well? Influencer isonu.

“Una dey judge Yul. Una dey crucify Yul all the while. Pity card in the mud,” she added.

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