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AY Calls For Public Empathy Over Sensationalism In Marriages


Ace Nigerian comedian and actor, Ayo Makun, popularly known as AY, has reacted to the separation between legendary musician, Innocent Idibia popularly known as 2Face and his wife, Annie Idibia.

AY who spoke via his verified X handle on Tuesday addressed the growing trend of public interference in private marital issues, urging people to prioritize empathy over sensationalism.

“Instead of casting blame in broken marriages that you know nothing about, why not focus on the reasons why the institution itself is under attack?

“No one goes in with a plan to fail. It’s troubling to see online in-laws and blogs revel in sensationalism, often at the expense of those hurting,” AY wrote.

The comedian called attention to the real lives affected by such public discourse, emphasizing that the unnecessary drama and invasive commentaries often lead to emotional and psychological harm.

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He further stressed the importance of kindness and understanding, warning that some individuals may be pushed to the brink of despair due to online harassment.

AY’s message comes amidst reports of a rift between the celebrity couple, 2Face and Annie Idibia, who have long been admired for their resilience in the face of challenges.

The Idibias, despite their public highs and lows, have been regarded as one of Nigeria’s most iconic couples.

The comedian’s post highlighted a broader conversation about how celebrity relationships are often subjected to intense public scrutiny with some individuals quick to assign blame or speculate without factual basis.

His call for empathy resonates with many, as the pressures of public life often compound the challenges faced by high-profile couples.



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