Laura Ikeji faces renewed attention as an old video resurfaces amid social media allegations involving her husband and relationship claims
Nigerian fashion entrepreneur Laura Ikeji has come under intense social media scrutiny following allegations involving her husband, Ogbonna Kanu, and claims linking him to three women.
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The development has triggered widespread online reactions, with users resurfacing an old video of the influencer discussing how women should respond to infidelity in marriage.
In the viral clip, Laura Ikeji expressed strong views on marital cheating, advising women not to remain silent when faced with such situations.
She discouraged prayers for unfaithful partners and urged women to confront issues directly, even suggesting emotional and verbal retaliation, while cautioning against rushed decisions to leave marriages.
“Please don’t pray for your husbands when they cheat on you. Curse the hell out of them. It is not your fault that they are cheating. It’s on them, not on you,” she said in the resurfaced video.
Her comments have since sparked mixed reactions online, with users debating her stance on marriage, accountability and emotional response to infidelity.
Some social media users argue that the resurfaced video reflects her current situation, while others insist it is being taken out of context amid unverified claims.
The allegations surrounding her husband remain unconfirmed, and neither Laura Ikeji nor Ogbonna Kanu has issued an official statement addressing the claims at the time of filing this report.
The controversy continues to trend across social platforms, adding renewed attention to the couple’s private life.
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Observers note that the situation highlights how past statements from public figures often resurface during periods of personal scrutiny.
David Okere is a journalist and contributor to Freelanews.com, covering business, governance, public affairs, and human-interest stories with a commitment to accuracy, balance, and public interest reporting.
