Nabila Fash has spoken out against the narratives being spread by her former husband, Oritsefemi, about their crashed marriage.
In a recent viral interview, the singer claimed that his estranged wife, Nabila, had suffered 21 miscarriages during their marriage.
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This startling statement prompted a response from Nabila, who vehemently denied the allegations in a conversation with journalist Stella Dimoko Korkus (SDK).
Nabila addressed the claim directly, expressing disbelief and frustration: “Stella, how? How is it possible that I miscarried 21 times and I am still normal? How is it possible that I lost 21 children? Why the lies? Please, anyone who listened to his interview should disregard the narrative because it’s not true at all.”
She emphasized that the claim was unfounded and seemed designed to distract from the real issues.
Nabila explained that she was currently abroad for work and was caught off guard by the overwhelming number of supportive messages and calls she received following Oritsefemi’s interview.
“This is just a distraction, but a funny one because it’s all lies,” she added.
During the interview with SDK, Nabila confirmed that she and Oritsefemi are officially divorced. The divorce was finalized on March 21, 2024.
“I am officially divorced and officially single, and I am happy and living my best life,” she declared.
Nabila also refuted Oritsefemi’s claims that her friends had attacked him.
“I don’t even have up to 20 friends, and that never happened. He is not the kind of person that anyone would attack and get away with it, so trust me, it never happened. It is a figment of his imagination,” she stated.
Regarding her relationship with Oritsefemi’s children, Nabila maintained that she was never hostile towards them. “We have a good relationship. We still spoke today when the interview became viral. One of them called me and was upset that her father said all that he said, and I calmed her down. I was good to his kids, and they will never forget me,” she explained.
When asked about the breakdown of her marriage, Nabila described it as a “nightmare” from which she had finally awoken.
She refrained from criticizing her ex-husband, choosing instead to focus on her own growth and happiness.
“I don’t believe in running down an ex, so I will not banter words. God has blessed me and elevated me, and I will not look back in regret. I am not angry, and I am at peace. I found closure from all the horrible things that happened,” she said.
Nabila concluded the interview with some advice: “Look before you leap because that jump might land you in deep sh#t and stain your white. Look well.”
Ojelabi, the publisher of Freelanews, is an award winning and professionally trained mass communicator, who writes ruthlessly about pop culture, religion, politics and entertainment.
