Reports have it that popular Nollywood actress, Genevieve Nnaji has been allegedly hospitalized over mental illness.
This is coming after it was reported that the actress suddenly went off the social media scene as the deleted all the posts on her Instagram page and unfollowed everyone.
According to Gistlover, “the actress is currently down with ment issue and currently taking treatment in Houston, Texas. Genevieve has been admitted for psychosis in a hospital in Texas (Name withheld) she went loco some months ago they are hiding the info like say tomorrow no dey and we can’t help but tell her fans so they can put her in prayers.
“Fans has been questioning her weird attitude of recent on Instagram and the fans has been cuteness, some are even dragging her that she is proud, why can she unfollow everyone, bla bla bla, the truth is they had to take her phone from her and archive all her post.
“Can you remember when she was posting plenty random weird stuffs? Then she tattooed a cross on her wrist with a blade, was so terrible that they had to keep an eye on her. She was admitted sometimes this year and we hope she recovers fast, her media aid are really working overtime to keep the story out of the public but I feel they should let the world know so they can out her in their prayers and not drag her unnecessarily, they can come out to debunk it oo, but it is what it is, they know the truth, sometimes I feel fame demands too much from these celebrities because what she fine, get charisma, has one of the best brand for Nollywood, why drug again? Why??? I think say Na only lesbianism we go tackle for her body, not knowing the one wey senior lesbianism dey her body.
“I remember then wey Genevieve go invite girls over for her pleasure, tell them to submit phone for her gate, you dare not come in with your phone, now this again, LoRD take charge is fame really worth ones life, is it worth the stress, I come in peace oooo. Pray for Genny, she is not proud to have unfollowed everybody. Her media aid did that, I no sabi wetin them dey cover. Igi ewedu oni wo pawa oooo. Say no to drugs”.
