Nollywood actress Nkechi Blessing Sunday has come to the defence of fashion entrepreneur Onyema Evelyn, popularly known as Evelyn Cute, following the controversy surrounding her reported disappearance.
Evelyn Cute, the CEO and founder of 44 Clothing, reportedly went missing in October following an alleged disagreement with her boyfriend. Her disappearance sparked concern among friends, associates and social media users, prompting calls for information about her whereabouts.
The fashion entrepreneur was eventually found alive, bringing relief to those who had been worried about her safety.
Reacting to the development, Nkechi Blessing urged Nigerians to stop judging Evelyn over her relationship troubles. The actress noted that love could make people act in ways others might find difficult to understand, adding that some of her own experiences in the name of love would shock people if she shared them publicly.
In her words, “The closest thing to madness na love. If I tell Una wetin I don do because of love, una go gather hand beat me.”
The actress also criticised social media users whom she accused of waiting for negative news about Evelyn rather than showing genuine concern for her well-being.
Nkechi further suggested that online criticism of the fashion entrepreneur was unnecessary, urging people to give her a break instead of rushing to judge her personal decisions.
Expressing relief that Evelyn had been found safe, the actress wrote: “@evelyncute thank God you are safe, but I go still beat craze comot your head if I see you sha.”
She added that Evelyn had caused her considerable worry during the incident, jokingly saying, “No be small panic attack you give me.”
Nkechi Blessing’s reaction has added to the online conversation surrounding Evelyn’s disappearance, with the actress calling for more understanding and less judgment when people face challenges in their relationships.
Although she expressed gratitude that Evelyn was safe, her playful warning showed that the incident had left her deeply worried about the fashion entrepreneur.
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