Kemi Olunloyo backs up her fresh allegations against Tonto Dikeh with evidences and police reports (Photos)

Investigative journalist, Kemi Olunloyo has backed up her claims against actress, Tonto Dikeh with evidences.

Kemi Filani reported hours ago that Kemi Olunloyo made a fresh allegations against Tonto Dikeh as she unveiled dirty secrets about the actress.

Kemi Olunloyo, via her Instagram page, shared an investigation reportedly carried out by her on the Churchill and Tonto Dikeh’s child custody saga.

Kemi Olunloyo alleged that Tonto Dikeh denied her ex-husband, Olakunle Churchill, access to his son, Omodayo King Andre, despite the court’s order for visitation.

Kemi also alleged that the actress was granted custody of their son because she passed a drug test using the urine of her son’s nanny, and she was involved in different relationships, which led to pregnancy.

In an update to it, Kemi has shared an alleged lawsuit filed by Olakunle Churchill against Tonto Dikeh.

In the lawsuit, Tonto Dikeh had been accused of vandalising Churchill’s home in Ghana over an altercation they had. The police in Ghana had received a distress call from Churchill and had arrested Tonto, who was drunk and violent.

However, Churchill had dropped the suit against Tonto as he stated that he didn’t want Tonto, who was then his girlfriend to be jailed.

Tonto Dikeh drags Olakunle Churchill in a messy fight

Kemi Filani recalls that Tonto Dikeh dragged her ex-husband Olakunle Churchill on social media after the latter celebrated their son’s 7th birthday.

The mother of one claimed her ex was an irresponsible husband and father who only showed his ‘fake’ love on social media.

The actress alleged that Olakunle Churchill was a fraudster on the radar of the United States and United Kingdom governments.

Tonto Dikeh claimed Churchill had failed in his responsibilities, which included paying his son’s school fees. She also dragged his first wife, Bimbo Coker, into the drama, claiming he never divorced her after almost eleven years of separation.