- Nancy Isime has stirred emotional reactions after changing her Instagram profile photo following the official confirmation of Alexx Ekubo’s death.
- The actor’s family confirmed he died after a battle with advanced metastatic kidney cancer at the age of 40.
Nollywood actress Nancy Isime has sparked emotional reactions online after changing her Instagram profile photo following the official confirmation of actor Alexx Ekubo’s death by his family.
The actor’s family confirmed the tragic news in a statement shared via his verified Instagram page, revealing that Alexx Ekubo died after battling advanced metastatic kidney cancer.
According to the statement, the actor passed away at Evercare Hospital after what the family described as “a brief but courageous battle.”
The statement read in part:
“It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of our beloved Husband, Son, Brother, and Friend, Alexx Ikenna Ekubo-Okwaraeke.”
It further added:
“After a brief but courageous battle, Alexx passed away at Evercare Hospital due to complications arising from advanced metastatic kidney cancer.”
Shortly after the announcement, fans noticed that Nancy Isime updated her Instagram display photo to a dark image of the late actor, a move many interpreted as a quiet tribute to her colleague and friend.
The development has continued to trigger emotional reactions across social media, with fans, celebrities, and colleagues mourning the loss of the Nollywood star, who died at the age of 40.
In other news… Nigerian media personality Do2dtun has reacted to the shocking allegations made by Sandra, the wife of broadcaster Frank Edoho.
In a series of Instagram posts, Sandra accused Frank of repeated infidelity and emotional abuse during their marriage.
She alleged that he had affairs with BBNaija star Tega Dominic, actress Mbong Amata, and other socialites while she was pregnant. She also claimed he often went missing for days, mismanaged her finances, and even brought other women into their home.
Sandra further stated that she suffered emotional distress throughout the marriage and eventually decided to leave and file for divorce. She added that she is now free to live her life and associate with whomever she chooses.
Reacting to the claims, Do2dtun said there is no justification for cheating, whether by a man or a woman. He noted that while some people try to rationalize infidelity to ease their conscience or shift blame, it still remains wrong.
The OAP added that society should stop excusing unacceptable behavior in the name of argument, stressing the need to “call a spade a spade.”
“There is no justification for cheating: man or woman. You can normalise it for you to feel good and blame it on your partner, but if you f*** someone else in your marriage, there is no justification for it. If you are tired, leave
Let’s not accept nonsense for the sake of winning arguments. What is bad, is bad.. period”.
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