Daddy Freeze, a media personality, chastised Nollywood actor Yul Edochie for his reaction to Roby Ekpo’s emotional interview, creating a new controversy online.
The story began when Roby Ekpo revealed details about his failing marriage in a now-viral interview.
His emotional expression elicited a mixed response, with some sympathising with him and others questioning his decision to openly express his anguish.
Responding to the reaction, media personality Do2dtun praised Roby, emphasising that speaking up about emotional issues is preferable to suffering in silence.
He emphasised the significance of mental health, encouraging men to express their feelings rather than conceal them.
However, Yul Edochie took a different approach, ignoring Roby’s tears and advising him to move on by replacing his spouse with several women.
Read what he wrote below:
“My brother, Do2 speaking out is ok. Crying is totally unacceptable. Rather than cry for a woman, replace her with 5 new hot women, impregnate all of them at once.”
The tweet rapidly went viral, eliciting outrage from numerous social media users.
In reaction, Daddy Freeze attacked the actor’s counsel, calling it unrealistic and insulting.
Read what he said below:
“I am seeing all sorts of comments like Roby, why are you crying. Are you not a man? Yul Edochie said he should marry his seven (7) wives and get all of them pregnant on the same day. Shey Roby wey dey knack twice a week wan impregnate seven women on the same day? This Yul sef no be say too get sense like that. Shey man wey dey knack twice a week wan knack seven women. Person wey one impregnate seven women in a day go dey knack 2 or 3 times a day. Na those ones fit impregnant multiple women because you’ll be amazed that If you’re trying with a woman, the chances are often against you. It’s not like in high school that you “put one thing inside another” and it quickly results in pregnancy. Then you panic and say, “We tried it only once.”
But in real life, especially in marriage, when people are trying to have a child, some go five years with nothing. They set alarms, monitor ovulation, and still nothing happens.
So let’s look at the facts from Roby’s reality. He feels he has put in a lot and hasn’t gotten much in return, and I kind of sympathise with him. At 48, if he gets a woman pregnant today, she will give birth when he is 49. By the time he is 60, he’ll have an 11-year-old child, and at 70, he may still be training a child in university, not a grandchild o.
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