BNXN says lady who leaked his nudes now in jail
Nigerian singer and songwriter Daniel Benson better known as BNXN (Buju), has revealed that the lady who leaked his nudes on social media, has been arrested and is now in jail.
The award-winning artist made the revelation in a recent interview with Cha Cha on Hot FM.
Answering a caller who wanted him to confirm if he truly impregnated and abandoned the lady who advertised his nudes, BNXN claimed that the saga was a case of blackmail.
“That person is in jail now. Yes, nauu that’s blackmail. If I did it to a woman, you guys won’t take it easy. I got serious backlash off that news because it was a fabricated lie and it was all blackmail and it affected me seriously,” he said.
On August 26, a Swedish lady named Filma Jones, an alleged girlfriend of the star, released his nude video on social media, after calling BNXN out for allegedly impregnating her on purpose, with claims to “not wanting a kid with a Nigerian woman,” and then dumping her.
The post went viral all over the internet.
BNXN later took to his Snapchat page to say that he was heartbroken and still with his main girlfriend Peggy.
“I’m incapable of loving anybody in this world asides Peggy. Before you step to me with whatever you think you got going on, know this,” he wrote.
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