Nollywood actress and influencer Priscilla Ojo, who also happens to be the daughter of screen veteran Iyabo Ojo, recently shut down fans who questioned the sudden “disappearance” of her husband from her public posts.
But instead of dishing out a formal statement or dodging the curiosity, Priscilla Ojo delivered a classic one-liner that sent social media into a frenzy.
“Cuddling me in bed this morning. Any problem why you’re looking for my husband?” she fired back. See screenshot below:
The response, posted under a thread of comments probing the status of her marriage, quickly went viral. Some fans praised her for standing her ground and setting boundaries, while others kept poking for more.
For someone who has managed to stay relatively low-key about her personal life, Priscilla Ojo’s cheeky clapback was a reminder that just because she doesn’t post every detail, doesn’t mean there’s drama behind the scenes.
In a world where celebrity marriages are constantly under a microscope, Priscilla Ojo’s reply felt both refreshing and necessary, according to her fans. It echoed a larger truth many public figures deal with, which is the expectation to perform their relationships online.
In other news, Nollywood actress Iyabo Ojo has opened up on why she fiercely supported comedienne Princess during the rape case involving fellow actor Baba Ijesha, revealing that her decision came from a deeply personal place and a refusal to stay silent.
In a candid episode of The Goldroom with Iyabo, the mother of two didn’t just revisit her public stance in the high-profile 2021 case — she relived the pain that fueled it.
Iyabo Ojo’s voice was one of the loudest when news broke that Olanrewaju James, aka Baba Ijesha had allegedly molested Princess’s 14-year-old foster daughter.
The outrage reached a boiling point when CCTV footage emerged, showing him in a compromising position with the girl and sparking public backlash. But instead of everyone rallying behind the victim, Iyabo said what shocked her most was the victim-blaming and gaslighting, especially from adults.
