Nollywood Actress, Lilian Esoro Stylishly Tells Fan To Back Off From Her Failed Marriage

Posted by E.L.E.X on May 19 2020 under Celebrities









Nollywood actress, Lilian Esoro told a fan to back off from her failed marriage with Ubi Franklin.

The beautiful actress gave the caution after the concerned fan queried Ubi Franklin while commenting on her photo.

“Why did you leave this beautiful, woman? My God what a mistake,” the fan wrote.

The actress, however, came to Franklin’s rescue by stating that they are both happy.

“Oga madam move on already. We are happy the way we are! I’m in a better place okay. Thank you,” she replied.

See a screenshot of the post below:-

However, despite her response, fans were still making comments about her failed marriage.

One wrote: “They just wasted our time. Their marriage didn’t even last up to 60 secs. My Asoebi money just wasted like that.”

Another said: “You guys should get married again.”

Ubi Franklin and Lilian Esoro got married back in November 2015 in an elaborate and flamboyant wedding.

However, a year after the marriage, the couple went their separate ways.

Their union is blessed with a son, Jayden.




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