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Nollywood actress Stella Damasus received criticism from her ex -husband, Daniel Ademinokan, for her public claim that she knew about their online divorce.
Remember that in a new interview with Teju Babyface, Stella Damasus revealed that he knew about his divorce from Nollywood filmmakers on Youtube.
Stella Damasus claims that until people start calling her and send their links to YouTube videos about their divisions, she does not know that her marriage with ademokan has ended.
He said that despite seeing the news, he did not know what happened until her husband finally called to tell him that he would not return from the trip.
” I am proud to be a respectful person. Many things are said about me on YouTube because that’s the way I know my marriage has ended. I don’t know that my marriage has ended, “he said.
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Daniel responded to the accusation by saying on his Instagram page on Sunday that he had not communicated since they separated. “I will ignore anything except lies,” he said, added, that on July 2021, Stella wrote to him an email asking for an address that had to be sent for divorce. He showed a communication screen capture.
He said that he divorced the woman for his own interests and his son. He revealed that his son had been physically tortured throughout his marriage to Stella and that he had even had to cover up injuries at school using makeup.
” You claim in the small interview with your echo room that you ” know about our divorce on YouTube ”. Lying … you claim I signed and send you a divorce letter that you are not aware of. Another lie.
” Check a quick reality: Who submitted a divorce? You realize that it’s a public record, right? But don’t worry, I will issue a receipt. A little reminder, if -if the memory is selective, it is regulated.
” Yes, I moved. Not out of drama but out of self -defense, for my sanity and for the safety of my child. I will not completely dismantle what he experienced, but just say when a child needs make-up to hide scars before school, damage goes deeper than the skin. ” Daniel ademinokan wrote in part on his Instagram page.
