‘He should call his ex-wife’ – Yul Edochie reacts to claims by Judy Austin’s ex-husband

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Nollywood actor Yul Edochie has responded to claims made by Emmanuel Obasi, the ex-husband of Judy Austin, alleging that he prevented him from seeing his children.

Yul reacted to the accusation via his social media handle on Friday.

“Some of my fans have reached out to me, saying, ‘pls allow him to see his children’.

“I have never stopped anybody from seeing his children.

“In this era of social media, people prefer chasing clout and chasing social media money with my name, rather than doing the right thing.

“Tell him to call his ex-wife, if he wants to see or take his children, let them discuss it.

“He has her number. It has nothing to do with me.”

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