Mary, Yul Edochie’s first wife, speaks after reported reconciliation

Mary Yul Edochie, the first wife of Nollywood actor, Yul Edochie has expressed displeasure at her husband’s decision to take a second wife.

In a post shared on her Instagram page on Tuesday night, the businesswoman stated that polygamy practice is against her faith, family and she does not support it.

Mary shared her perspective on IG page after Yul Edochie published a video on his Instagram platform celebrating her.

In the video, Yul and Mary were seen dancing in a vehicle to insinuate that they had settled their differences.

Watch the video below.

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A post shared by Yul Edochie (@yuledochie)

However, Mary, on her Instagram page said that the video Edochie shared was old.

She noted that her family and faith do not support polygamy.

Her lengthy post read:

“I sincerely want to appreciate everyone for the tremendous love, prayers and support from all over the world. It has really been overwhelming. You have all been an incredible pillar of strength during this trying period.

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“My phones are buzzing once again due to the old video trending online today. My family and faith ABSOLUTELY do NOT practice polygamy, although it works for some people.”

She asked that fans and supporters to continue praying for her and her family.

“God has blessed me with a beautiful and loving family. I need you all to continue to keep me and my family in your prayers,” she wrote.

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A post shared by May Yul-Edochie (@mayyuledochie)

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