“Admitting you cheated as a woman is crazy” BBNaija Angel Smith stirs reactions as she coaches ladies on speaking up after cheating

Controversial Big Brother Naija season 6, Shine Ya Eye finalist, Angel Smith, has stirred reactions online when she coached ladies on speaking up after cheating.

Angel took to the microblogging platform, Twitter, to caution ladies who admitted they have cheated in a relationship, claiming it is crazy to admit such.

She tweeted: Admitting you cheated as a woman is crazy. What happened to gaslight girl boss?😭

In a developing tweet, Angel claimed she was only joking about her previous tweet, which had stirred mixed reactions online.

“I’m joking; admit please😔,” she tweeted.

However, Angel’s tweet was trailed by mixed reactions. Many supported her first opinion that a woman should not admit when she cheat while others claimed it is wrong to cheat and not feel remorseful.

One Sandela wrote: If u don’t feel bad after cheating on someone loyal to u, u yourself don’t deserve love from dah person.

One Tori wrote: art faking tears 😂😂 I can’t relate. I don’t cheat.

Actress Bimbo Akisanya wrote, “Do not admit, I repeat, Do not admit😂”

“It’s almost like showing no sign of being remorseful,” one discreet wrote.

A few months ago, Kemi Filani reported that Angel was heartbroken when she mourned her late lover, who died three years ago.

Angel, on Instagram, shared a video of her late lover goofing around, accompanied by a heartwarming letter detailing their beautiful moments.

Angel also delighted in the few years they spent together by recalling some fond memories still alive in her heart.

She wrote: It’s been three years without you, I’m 22 now, remember you used to call me small madam, guess I’m a big madam now. I will love you forever, nd tell everyone about what a phenomenal human being you were, so much so that I couldn’t believe you ended up with me. I truly believe that you came into my life to show me that I could be loved; flawed and everything and your mere existence was fact that good people do exist; and I’ve never stopped believing.

I wonder if you’re still lactose intolerant up there? Not that you even cared; you consumed so much milk while complaining about your tummy hurting, I miss your jokes that were so unfunny I would laugh because of how dry they were, I miss mocking your British accent. All the love I have learnt; I learnt from you, you’re all 19 years old Angel knew, and I’m 22 now; you’re still all I’ve ever known. I would choose the pain over and over again because experiencing you is far greater than any pain i’d feel. I hope the Angels Carry you safely on their backs but knowing you, you’re probably one yourself, I hope there’s no milk there for you to feast on, although I’m sure your tummy won’t hurt anymore; you’re in a place where pain is a fiction of our human imagination, I hope they don’t give you time out for how loud you laugh, cause God knows you laughed so loudly it lit up a room, so full of life. You were so much more than my first love; you were my friend, my laughing partner, my comedian and most importantly Victor; you were you. You were nice and sweet and kind and you had 12 birthmarks; I know because I counted them that time you got so tipsy, you told me you loved me and I froze up, that was the first time you said it. Now I live not only for myself but for you, for my dreams as well as yours, for the echo of your laughter on a really bad day. My best friend, my Mayo boy, my first everything, you know it goes beyond the existence of time and even the confinements of infinity, I love you so much, keep resting and don’t be angry at me that I barely visit; If there’s one thing we both share in common; it’s that we’re both ghosts( I have laughed so hard at this joke; you’d have loved it.

your egghead Angel