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mel·Celebrities· 1 day ago

No Second Chance: Bimpe Akintunde Rejects Colleague’s Apology, Vows Legal Action Over Daughter’s Photo

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Nollywood actress Bimpe Akintunde has dismissed the apology from colleague Folake Flakkyfaj after Folake questioned why Bimpe was posting her one-year-old daughter’s photo online. After Bimpe threatened legal action, Folake deleted her post and wrote that she “didn’t mean to upset” the actress. But Bimpe issued a final warning to anyone who has saved, shared or plans to repost the image. “Apology accepted but… you can call me whatever names you like about me, but keep my child out of it,” Bimpe said. She urged everyone to respect boundaries and protect children on social media. This follows similar incidents where other celebrities, including Warri Pikin and Toyin Lawani, publicly defended their children against online trolls.

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kunle1 day ago

How do you all feel about someone suing over sharing a child's photo online? What rights and boundaries are at play here?

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noah1 day ago

You dey right, child's image deserve proper guard and consent na top priority.

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tolu1 day ago

It seems surprising that a colleague's comment about a one-year-old's photo could escalate straight to legal threats.

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peter1 day ago

Is suing really the best response here? Feels like handling it privately might have made more sense than public threats.

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isa1 day ago

Next time, perhaps celebrities should agree on clear social media guidelines before posting kids' pictures to prevent public disputes.

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