In the wake of her husband's tragic demise, Wunmi, the widow of late singer Mohbad, has come forward with a heartfelt note expressing her fears and concerns about her own safety. Taking to social media, she penned a poignant message, shedding light on the torment her late husband endured and the chilling threats she now faces.
Detailing the harrowing ordeal her husband faced, Wunmi revealed the relentless assault he endured, both mentally and physically, at the hands of unknown assailants within the music industry. She lamented how false rumors and baseless accusations were used to silence him, leaving him vulnerable and isolated.
Expressing her own apprehensions, Wunmi confessed to knowing crucial details about her husband's demise but felt powerless to speak out due to the intimidation tactics employed by those responsible. She voiced her deep-seated fear of meeting the same fate as her beloved husband, hinting at ominous threats looming over her.
Wunmi's poignant words shed light on the challenges her family has faced since Mohbad's passing, including unwarranted attacks on their character and attempts to tarnish their reputation. She addressed the sensitive issue of paternity surrounding their son, Liam, vehemently denying any doubts raised and highlighting the distress caused by baseless allegations.
Amidst the turmoil, Wunmi emphasized her unwavering commitment to protecting her son, Liam, whom she affectionately refers to as their "SONSHINE," vowing to shield him from further harm at all costs.
As Wunmi bravely navigates the turbulent aftermath of her husband's tragic death, her poignant message serves as a stark reminder of the challenges faced by those left behind in the wake of senseless violence.
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