Nollywood actress, Anita Joseph who has left many surprised with her unbothered lifestyle, has revealed why she doesn’t respond to things thrown at her.
The movie star who stayed silent over her beef with her best friend, Uche Ogbodo, and a stern warning issued to her by her junior colleague, Ruby Ojiakor, noted how a lot of people are surprised by her new personality.
She credited it to maturity both spiritually and physically adding that her husband, MC Fish has been keeping her in check.
“A lot of you are surprised that I hold my Peace when things are thrown at me these days yeah.
Is called Maturity both spiritually and Physically. And thank God to my Husband cos he keeps me in check and tells me Calm and I calm down Shallom”.
Last month, the movie star was surrounded by several scandals. From losing her best friend, Uche Ogbodo to getting dragged by her Junior colleague, Ruby Ojiakor; Anita Joseph remained unruffled.
Ruby Ojiakor issues stern warning to Anita Joseph
Recall that actress and movie producer, Ruby Ojiakor had called out Anita Joseph.
Taking to her Instagram page, Ruby Ojiakor sternly warned Anita Joseph never to query her for not celebrating her.
According to Ruby, Anita Joseph had queried her in her DMs for not celebrating her birthday in January.
Ruby noted how Anita Joseph didn’t celebrate her when she got her mother a new house but was expecting her to celebrate her.
Threatening her, Ruby stated that till the world ends, Anita Joseph should never query her for that.
She noted how she always celebrates people even if they are not of her caliber, but that isn’t the same for Anita Joseph.
Uche Ogbodo bitterly curses betrayals, as she and Anita Joseph unfollow each other
Also, Anita Joseph had fallen out with her best friend of over a decade for pitching tent with her enemy, Nasty Blaq.
The two had unfollowed each other on the photo-sharing app, Instagram, with Uche throwing a shade at her.
In a shady post, Uche Ogbodo wished betrayals a happy last supper as she counted down to the Easter celebration in April.
She noted how the day was a special day set aside for back-biting friends.
Uche referred to how Judas betrayed Jesus for a fee, but betrayals of today, do it for free.
Laying curses on betrayals, Uche added that as they joined people they gossip about to eat, the wrath of God would locate them.
