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‘Costly mistake?’ Your husband is married, a gold-digger, woman tells new bride

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A popular female-life coach, Sophie Anthony-Ogwuegbu recently tied the knot with the love of her life but according to some allegations that has been leveled against her husband on facebook, it is reportedly shaping up to be a costly mistake.

The lady had shared her wedding photos and videos with the caption;

Some Nigerian women took to the comment section of her wedding post to warn her about her new husband “Tony” who is allegedly married to another woman and allegedly a gold digger.

See some comments below;

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