Relationship therapist and social media personality Blessing CEO has firmly denied claims of drug use in her first interview since her release from custody. She said she has never smoked, drunk alcohol or taken illegal substances, and that many of the stories spread about her online have nothing to do with her real life.
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Popular Nigerian relationship therapist and social media personality Blessing CEO has strongly denied allegations of drug use, insisting that she has never been involved in smoking, drinking alcohol or taking illegal substances.
Blessing made the clarification during a recent interview following her release from custody, where she addressed several rumours and allegations that circulated on social media while she was detained.
During the interview, she was confronted with claims suggesting that she had been struggling with substance use and needed rehabilitation or professional help rather than business opportunities.
However, the controversial relationship therapist dismissed the allegations, describing them as false and misleading.
"I am not a drug addict. I do not smoke, drink, and I do not even party," she stated.
According to Blessing, many of the stories circulated about her on social media have little or no connection to her actual lifestyle.
She expressed frustration over what she described as the growing habit of internet users creating and spreading damaging narratives about public figures without verifying their claims.
Blessing maintained that being controversial or frequently discussed online should not give people the freedom to make unfounded accusations about her personal life.
Her remarks have once again drawn attention to the challenges celebrities and internet personalities face when rumours about their private lives spread across social media.
While Blessing has firmly rejected the allegations, the claims remain unsubstantiated, and no verified evidence of illegal drug use was presented in the account of the interview.
