Nollywood actress Rita Edochie has sent a message to Yul Edochie’s second wife, Judy Austin.
Via her Instagram page, the sister-in-law of Pete Edochie told her to release the movie star.
According to Rita, if anyone steals her husband, she will correct them by sending them to an unknown place.
In a video she shared, a voice note stated that if a man can leave his wife to be with another woman, he can also leave the other woman to be with a different woman.
“Snatch my husband anyhow.
I correct you anyhow by sending you to God knows where.
No be every woman you fit snatch him, husband now. For you, wey snatch Yul time don come to release Him.
Yes, na me talk am.
I am still the feat that fear fears”.
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“Pete Edochie isn’t your father-in-law; stop deceiving people.” Rita Edochie roars at Judy Austin
Last month, Rita Edochie issued a stern warning to Judy Austin to stop deceiving people about her marital status.
In a post on her Instagram page, the sister-in-law of Pete Edochie warned Judy to refrain from calling Pete Edochie her father-in-law, as he didn’t approve of her marriage to his son.
She told her to stop claiming and deceiving people by pretending to be his daughter-in-law.
Rita questioned if anyone had taken time out to find out what happened. Giving insights into what happened, she stated that Yul and May were living peacefully before Judy Austin came in between them.
She claimed that Judy had given Yul a forbidden fruit, which he had eaten.
“What is it called in Igbo when a man marries a woman and his kinsmen don’t follow him to take his bride?” Rita Edochie asks an important question
To add to it, Rita Edochie had shaded Judy Austin as she asked an important question.
Taking to her Instagram page, Rita Edochie questioned what it was called in Igbo land when a man marries a woman and none of his siblings, kinsmen, or village relatives follow him to take his wife.
There is no doubt that Rita Edochie was shading Judy Austin, as it is alleged that none of Edochie’s family is in support of the marriage.
“When a man marries you, and non of his kings’ men, siblings, or any village relative followed to take you. What is it called in Igbo land?”.
