Nollywood actress Eucharia Anunobi has publicly called out Stanley Ontop for allegedly publishing false claims regarding her acting career and marriage.
The controversy began when Stanley Ontop shared a post on his platform featuring a photo of Eucharia Anunobi alongside her late son. The post contained a write-up alleging that the actress’ marriage and career were derailed due to the challenges of raising her late son, who reportedly battled sickle cell anemia.
Stanley's post, titled “SICKLE CELL ENDED MY MARRIAGE AND ALSO MY CAREER,” claimed that Eucharia Anunobi had shared how the burden of frequent hospital visits, medical expenses, and the strain of caring for her son led to the breakdown of her marriage and interrupted her acting career.
In the post, Stanley alleged that Eucharia said:
“SICKLE CELL ENDED MY MARRIAGE AND ALSO MY CAREER” ~ Actress Eucharia Anunobi recounts:
I got married in 2000 and had a son, Raymond. From the moment I had him, my marriage began to hit the rocks. It was one hospital visit after another, one medical expense to another. The experience halted our lives and put a strain on our love.
My husband blamed me for our situation, and I blamed him too. I watched my son s#ffer. I watched my husband and I go from spouses to friends, to people who just fought and fought about medical bills and taking care of our son.
Finally, in 2006, our marriage ended, and I was left alone with our son. I cried a lot. It was so overwhelming that I couldn’t even pursue my acting passion any longer.
Sadly, I lost my son at the age of 17.
Please know your genotype before you fall in love. Love can’t stand the pain of sickle cell.”
Story by @euchariaanunobi.”
Stanley’s claims immediately drew the attention of Eucharia Anunobi, who responded furiously in the comment section. The actress denied ever making such statements and accused Stanley of using her name and image to chase clout.
Expressing her displeasure, the veteran actress wrote:
“WHOEVER YOU ARE WRITING AN UNFOUNDED STORY WITH MY PICTURES TO CHASE CLOUT: DELETE THIS POST BEFORE THE WRATH OF GOD WILL CONSUME YOU AND ALL THAT YOU REPRESENT.”
Stanley, however, stood his ground and replied bluntly, dismissing her warning. In his response, he stated:
“@euchariaanunobi the wrath of God doesn’t work on me because I am Christ-like. You would have asked me to delete it gently, and I will do so by deleting it. But you’re threatening me with the wrath of God; it’s a no, no, no for me. You told this story yourself. Do you want me to bring a video when you said it, while on the pulpit? Anyways, never mind. I am a blogger, and I am blogging what you said with your mouth. Shalom!!!!”
The exchange sparked mixed reactions among fans and social media users, with many questioning the accuracy of Stanley’s claims and others criticizing him for his approach.
Screenshots of the interaction have since gone viral online, drawing widespread attention.
