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“Unwash the brainwash” Annie Idibia sends cryptic message
Nollywood actress and wife of legendary singer 2baba, Annie Idibia, has sent a cryptic message to her haters and critics.
Taking to her Instagram page to share a video of her getting dressed in South African attire, Annie Idibia posted a cryptic message about unwashing the brainwash.
She stated that she is constantly in her lane and is only focused on money.
“Constantly on my lane! If it ain’t about money, can’t hear you. Unwashthebrainwash”.
Annie Idibia tearfully begs Nigerians
Judy days back, Annie Macaulay Idibia had pleaded with Nigerians to stop scrutinizing her marriage.
During her episode on the Young Famous and African reality star, the mother of two begged critics to give her marriage a break.
She noted how many are hoping and praying that the actress air her marital dramas online.
Frustrated, Annie stated that she doesn’t know who her friends are anymore.
“Just stop, give my marriage a break because you guys are busy hoping and praying that something is wrong with my marriage.
And you just want me to tell you that oh “Innocent messed up”. I don’t even know who my friend is in the group”.
This is the second time, the mother of two has shed tears on the reality show.
Annie Idibia breaks down in tears as she speaks on trolls’ vile comments toward her
In a previous episode, Annie Idibia was left emotional while speaking on the heavy criticisms she receives for being married to 2baba.
Annie Idibia while discussing with one of the cast, noted how people on social media prefer to believe the rumors about her husband.
The movie star pointed out how every two years, rumors of her husband impregnating a banker always resurface.
She stated that what baffled her the most was that people who read these blogs, can’t fathom that the story is a repeated one.
Describing her trolls and critics as heartless, she added that many call her out for being a disgrace to women and for raising toxic kids.
Issuing them a warning, Annie Idibia told them to leave their children.
