Maureen Esisi, the ex-wife of popular Nollywood actor, Blossom Chukwujekwu and Nigerian fashion designer, has denied claims of being lesbian or bisexual.

The controversy began last month when Esisi shared a video of herself and another lady kissing at a club, sparking curiosity on social media.

Some users, including a popular blogger, questioned Esisi’s sexuality.

But in a recent Instagram post, Esisi vehemently denied the allegations, stating, “I’m not lesbian, and not even bisexual”.

The 37-year-old entrepreneur argued that there was no evidence to substantiate the claims and challenged anyone with proof to come forward.

Esisi also addressed rumours about contracting sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) after engaging in anal sex, calling them “baseless”.

She emphasized that she is only sexually attracted to men and described the bisexuality claims as “a Nollywood story”.

“First Stella said I was having an&l s# with any older man until my butt started licking and I was caught and asked to leave the marriage. I chested that one. Then it was rumoured that I was caught on a matrimonial bed butt naked with a man. I still chested that one,” she wrote.

“Now it is being a lesbian that two women fight for my matter and the men around me are cover-up and I’m a renowned plate licker and I have a video of me stack naked in bed with a woman which was used to blackmail me? I would like to see that video. Please if you have any video of a sort, kindly just go right ahead and post it online sef please you must do. I want to see something.

“I was treating STDs on a regular? Last I checked, didn’t you have to actually have sex with someone to have a “Sexually” transmitted disease Abi isn’t that why it is called a sexually transmitted disease in the first place????

“I’m not lesbian, I’m not even Bisexual and I have no issues with people who are 000 …. na my Oozing sex appeal be my biggest Problem.”

Esisi married Blossom Chukwujekwu, the actor, in 2015. But their union crashed four years later.

Chukwujekwu got married to Pastor Ehinome, at Christ Embassy in June 2022, three years after his marriage to Maureen Esisi packed up.
Esisisi insisted that the actor was the one who “walked away,” stressing that for her “divorce wasn’t an option”.

She maintained that they were not officially divorced, as she didn’t sign any legal documents.

In 2020, Esisi also known as Red Vigor on Instagram revealed he’s still in love with her ex-husband even though she is not ready to have their relationship back.

Esisi whose marriage to the actor had since crashed over her alleged inability to bear a child also said she never cheated on him.

Renowned Nigerian singer and songwriter, Tiwa Savage has declared that she is in her Phoenix era.

The phoenix is a mythical bird that is said to be reborn from its ashes, symbolizing immortality, renewal, and life after death. The phoenix is often depicted as a beautiful bird with brightly colored feathers and a long tail. In Greek and Egyptian mythology, the phoenix is associated with the sun god.

Tiwa made the revelation in a candid interview on Beat FM, while giving insights into her personal life and career.

“I’m in my Phoenix era. I have a phoenix tattoo on my neck. I have gone through the fire, and it is like a reinvention. I am coming out stronger in terms of love, heartbreak, and where I am in life. I’m now at a stage where I accept certain things, set boundaries, and be happy with my achievements.

“This is the rebirth of Tiwa Savage,” she declared.

The ‘Forgiveness’ crooner, also spoke about her most daring act for love.

Reflecting on the craziest thing she has done for love, she stated “If I’m into someone, I’m really into the person. I have pulled up at your house unannounced. I may not be as savage as people think.

“I’m a beast when it comes to my work. I will call you 20 times if something needs to get done. And I will find a way to make it happen. That is where the savagery kicks in.

Nollywood actor and producer Femi Adebayo’s film ‘Jagun Jagun’ has bagged three awards at the 2024 Africa Movie Academy Awards, AMAA.

Announcing the news in a post on his page, Adebayo said ‘Jagun Jagun’ won the “Best Male Actor in Supporting Role, Achievement in Visual Effects and Achievement in Makeup.”

Other winners of the award include Nigeria’s Daniel Oriahi’s ‘The Weekend,’ which bagged four awards, and South Africa’s Jahmil X.T. Qubeka’s ‘The Queenstown Kings,’ which also won four awards.

The 20th edition of the Africa Movie Academy Awards was held at the weekend in Lagos State.

‘Jagun Jagun’ was nominated in seven categories: Achievement in Production Design; Best Actor in a Supporting Role; Achievement in Costume Design; Achievement in Visual Effects; Achievement in Makeup; the Ousmane Sembene award for Best Film in an African Language; and NFVCB award for Best Nigerian Film.