Nollywood actress Adunni Ade has reacted strongly to a viral online post referencing her past comment about her baby’s father, accusing a blog of misrepresenting her statement and engaging in what she described as years of harassment.
The controversy stemmed from a TikTok interaction in which the actress responded to a fan who praised her for being discreet. In her reply, she stated that her child’s father reportedly did not know she was pregnant until days before the naming ceremony.
Following the circulation of the comment, Adunni took to Instagram to slam a blog, alleging that her words were taken out of context and distorted for engagement.
She accused the platform of targeting her for over a decade and warned that she was prepared to take legal action.
“For over 10 years, you have consistently tried your hardest to bully and ridicule me, but God no gree let you see road pass. I have given you several passes and warnings, even as recently as last year. I come with receipts. You will have to explain to the court why you merged 2 separate posts and comments. Does this even make any sense? But not to worry, I’m coming for you. I play by the book, and you’re about to find out the hard way. You have made so much money with my name; it’s time you paid me royalties. I am the most patient in the courtroom,” she wrote.
She also claimed the post had been deleted but insisted she had already preserved evidence.
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“I see you took down the post instablog. Well, I have collected my evidence, and you’ll still prove to the court. @tolanitalks, it’s not every post you see you hop and twirk on. Enjoy the likes now. You will run me that cheque,” she added.
The actress maintained that she would not tolerate further misrepresentation of her statements, stressing her readiness to pursue the matter legally.