Nollywood actress Peggy Ovire has vehemently refuted online rumors suggesting that she coerced her husband, actor Frederick Leonard, into marriage, following speculation fueled by social media interactions between the couple.
The rumors gained traction as some online users interpreted the couple’s interactions on social media as indicators of potential marital strife. Adding fuel to the fire, a social media user named Adamma Nora directly voiced her belief that Peggy Ovire had pressured Frederick Leonard into marriage.
In response to the swirling speculation, Peggy Ovire took to her own social media platforms to set the record straight, firmly denying any allegations of marital coercion. She clarified that the couple’s relationship was founded on mutual love and respect, dispelling any notion of compulsion or manipulation.
By addressing the rumors head-on, Peggy Ovire aimed to put an end to the unfounded speculation surrounding her marriage, reaffirming the strength and authenticity of her relationship with Frederick Leonard. In doing so, she underscored the importance of addressing false narratives and maintaining transparency in the public sphere.
“Who doesn’t know that when a man is being forced into something e no dey last”.she wrote.
Peggy responded on her Instagram story, firmly rejecting this claim.
She emphasized her self-confidence and independence, playfully referencing her Urhobo heritage to dismiss the idea of forcing someone into marriage.
She then urged the user to spread positivity and focus on personal growth.
The actress alleged that the user might hold some jealousy or hidden feelings towards her husband.
She wrote;“This got me laughing so hard. Peggy! Beauty, brain & her own bag.Forced my husband to marry me. @adamma_nora You don’t know me oh. Full Urhobo girl. Stop the hate, I’m always in my quiet lane. It’s not my fault your father didn’t teach you how to place value on yourself. I know you still have a crush on him, no vex nah. But tearing your fellow woman on socials, is you undermining the power of a quiet woman”.
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