- Frodd’s management has addressed controversies trailing the reality star’s interaction with female housemates.
- Recall that Frodd sparked debates online after his steamy dance with Mercy Eke during last night’s pool party.
- Setting records straight, Frodd’s team noted that he’s an entertainer and his actions on the show shouldn’t be used as a premise to pass judgement on his marital integrity.
BBNaija housemate, Frodd’s management has taken to social media to react to the criticisms arising from the reality star’s interaction with female housemates in the house.
This comes after Frodd engaged in steamy dances with some female housemates at the Thursday night pool party on 10th August.
In a post via his Instagram story, Frodd’s management reiterated that Frodd is an entertainer and his actions are basically to entertain the public.
In the statement, the management likened Frodd’s actions to that of actors who immerse themselves in several characters just to pass a message in movies.
See the post below:
Mixed comments from netizens poured in accordingly as some netizens saw the statement as unnecessary while others had different things to say.
One dudes_n_damzels wrote: “You guys don’t need this at all. Seyi is in that house like a door bell of an abandoned building and we barely see him. Frodd is visible and we see him. Genie in the house to play a game and give us a show. Frodd is the content we signed up for. Anyone who isn’t comfortable with it should watch other church channels on DSTV. Some of y’all husband’s do worst in clubs and you are here talking off point. Abeg Biggie give Frodd one Heineken???”
muna__sommie wrote: “I like this ,let this man breath abeg,it’s a game and I know he’s playing his game to the best of his ability.”
_scottygee wrote: “I hope if it was the wife that went for a reality show same standard would have been excused too???”
_____lade wrote: “Ordinary small dragging. , una don run go release official statement ? Nigerian Dey feel for the wife Wey Dey home, the wife and the team don tell Nigerians to mind their business indirectly ?.”
