Laura Ikeji publicly drags blogger for allegedly trying to steal her husband

Saturday, February 27, 2021 at 1:10 PM by Taiwo Owolawi

- Popular Nigerian socialite, Laura Ikeji, has taken to social media to call out a blogger

- Laura accused the blogger of being obsessed with her husband

- According to the mother of two, the blogger should be open about her love for her man so that they could share him

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Nigerian socialite, Laura Ikeji, has taken to her Instagram page to call out an unnamed blogger for wanting her man, Ogbonna Kanu.

The businesswoman claimed that the blogger was obsessed with her husband because he was the only person she seemed to report about.

In the video shared on Laura’s page, she called out the blogger and advised her to open up about loving her husband so that they could share.

Laura Ikeji publicly drags blogger for allegedly trying to steal her husband — Laura Ikeji claimed a blogger was trying to steal her husband, Ogbonna Kanu. Photos: @lauraikeji @ogbobekee1
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The mother of two added that the blogger seemed to post about only her husband. She also called her a blackmailer.

In the caption of the now viral video, Laura accused the blogger of being a husband snatcher.

In her words:

“Stupid as*s BLACKMAILER!!! Agbokoloko . He won’t be attracted to u I swear . She blogs about him every day. Nasty obsession. Oh and. B*tch u know where to find me.”

See the video below:

Interesting.

In other Laura Ikeji related news, Legit.ng earlier reported that she advised bachelors not to wait for riches before getting married.

In a video she shared via her official Instagram page, she stated that marriage is the best thing that can happen to anyone and she does not understand why some men wait till their late thirties or forties before settling down.

Laura further pointed out to men who use dream rings from abroad as an excuse that there are less expensive versions of the rings and no one would know the cost.