Infidelity: Annie Idibia apologises to TuFace, family, “online in-laws”
Annie Macaulay Idibia has publicly apologised for calling out her husband TuFace for infidelity and sparring with his family and associates in the process.
This comes weeks after the actor caused wild drama on social media, claiming her husband, in connivance with family and associates, was having an affair with ex-lover and babymama, Pero Adeniyi.
On September 2, Peoples Gazette reported how the mother of two who vowed to “scatter everything” in a fit of rage on Instagram.
She has now returned to Instagram on her 37th birthday to apologise for allowing her emotions to make her “act on something that wasn’t true cause I was kept in the dark.”
“I want to apologise to my husband, Inno. I am so sorry I threw you out there like I did (so unwise). That isn’t the kind of woman you married. I’m totally sorry for all the mental stress and heartbreak it caused you,” Annie wrote on her Instagram page.
“So sorry I put both our families out there the way I did (I still be your smallie o). To my beautiful mothers, my amazing mother and my beautiful mother-in-law, I am so sorry I let both of you down.”
She also extended her apologies to brands, fans and “online in-laws”, for all their interventions, promising never to “do am again.”
“To All the brands That are working with us – thank you for still sticking with your NKOYO ooo.. To The ones We Are In Talks With , I appreciate. To My Big Brother And Friend @efeomorogbe I Am So Sorry”.
Annie admitted that her experiences for the past few months have been traumatic, disclosing that she contemplated suicide in the heat of the bitter fallout.
“The last 10 weeks have been the worst of my entire life. Yes, the worst since I was born. I have gone from being so angry to being so broken and back to anger. And then Sadly which I am ashamed to admit suicide”.
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