Yul And May Edochie - Marital Tussle

Nollywood actor, Yul Edochie, has urged his first wife, May Yul-Edochie, to desist from manipulating public opinion on social media to foster resentment towards him and evoke sympathy for herself.

Yul Edochie was upset because of a post made by his estranged wife May Yul-Edochie, in which she said 2023 was her worst year.

May had on Monday said in part, “Dear 2023, you were pregnant on the very first day of Jan unknown to anyone what you would deliver. “You dealt with me in the most catastrophic ways…. Too many adversities/misfortunes and the worst of it, you stole my own flesh and blood, leaving me in the most devastating, miserable, and confused state that I could never have imagined.

"I lost all hope and nearly gave up, I had too many questions eating me all up but I kept hearing that voice echoing, ‘Who am I to question God?'”

Yul called her out Instagram, the actor however replied her post by accusing his first wife of undergoing breast enlargement surgery and a tummy tuck in 2023 "without your husband's consent". He also accused her of having a "married boyfriend".

He accused her of using the social media as a tool to manipulate people in her favour. Getting them to hate on him.

"You have done enough," he added in the caption.

Actor Yul Edochie however, in a recent post shared this morning, said there is so much he wants to say but he would stop for now, for the sake of his children.

He will stop calling out of his estranged first wife, May.

He added that, "because men don't talk does not men that they should keep quiet and die. Their plan is to kill me but God will not let that happen."

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