Singer Cynthia Morgan has continued to make startling revelations about her relationship with the Crown Prince of Benin Kingdom, amidst a series of other significant disclosures.
During a recent podcast, Morgan clarified the nature of her relationship with the Crown Prince, contradicting earlier speculations. She emphatically stated that they were never intimate and highlighted the extent of their detachment by revealing that she doesn’t even know where he lives. This revelation comes as a surprise, given the gravity of her previous accusations against him.
Some days ago, Morgan had publicly accused the Crown Prince of bewitching her and alleged physical assault, aiming to prevent her from marrying someone else. In a series of Instagram stories, she named her ex-partner and expressed regret over keeping negative influences in her life. Her bold stance and determination to see justice served were evident in her posts.
The Crown Prince responded to these allegations on his Instagram story, announcing his intention to file a lawsuit against Morgan. He indicated ongoing consultations with his legal team, suggesting a legal battle ahead.
Reacting to the threat of legal action, Morgan reaffirmed her stance. She expressed regret over being overly private and protective of someone she now views negatively. Determined to share her side of the story, she announced plans for a formal interview, alongside sharing images from her first formal date with the Prince back in 2018.
In her recent interview, Morgan reiterated the non-intimate nature of her relationship with the Prince, emphasizing the lack of close personal knowledge such as his residence. This statement adds another layer to the complex narrative that has unfolded.
In addition to her issues with the Crown Prince, Morgan has also been vocal about her experiences with other figures in the entertainment industry. Morgan opened up about personal trauma within her family, accusing her half-siblings of sexual abuse and criticizing her father for being more concerned about the money she sent than her well-being.
