- Rosy Meurer has defended herself after an old video showing her calling Tonto Dikeh’s family resurfaced, saying she was young at the time and is now telling her truth.
Rosy Meurer has reacted after an old video of her mentioning Tonto Dikeh’s family resurfaced online.
Rosi recently sparked controversy when she said in a video that she never knew or met Tonito while she was married to her husband. She explained that her husband was just a brotherly supporter of her and her family, and their relationship later turned romantic.
However, social media users later shared an older video in which Rosie warmly described Tonto and her family and mentioned they had spent time together.
Responding to the backlash, Rossi said the video was made when she was young and naive, adding that she was drawn into issues that had nothing to do with her. She emphasized that she is now more mature and is telling her true version of events.
“You want me to keep these old pointless videos I made years ago in which I explain all kinds of things because I was so young and naive.
The whole media thing was new to me and how I was dragged into it and I didn’t care at the time, I saw something but was lost like everyone else.
My husband was like a brother to me at the time and he had to apologize to my family because he knew I knew nothing about what was said.
I was dragged forcefully into violence. Under intense pressure, the PR team will make you say a lot, and then, if you feel it’s not right.
Now, whatever I say is true.
I’m older, I’m wiser, and no one can intimidate me.
No PR team can force me to tell what they think is better than my truth.
No one can control what I have to say.
This is my life and I know it better than anyone else.
I’m not here to sweet-talk anyone or make anyone like me.
If you want, you can pull out a video of me saying this or that from 1,000 years ago, and it won’t change my reality.
I have known my husband since before he got married.
Why didn’t I pay attention then.
So I waited until he got married before he came into my eyes.
If you don’t know a story, shush”.
