Only a witch will dare this level of stupidity – Georgina Onuoha drags Judy Austin over insensitive post about Yul Edochie’s late son

Nollywood actress Georgina Onuoha has dragged Yul Edochie’s second wife, Judy Austin, over her tribute to Kambilichukwu.

In the wee hours of yesterday, Judy Austin, Yul Edochie’s second wife, exposed herself to public ridicule and insult when she posted a tribute to her late husband’s late son, Kamibilichukwu, on her page.

She shared an image of candlelight and captioned it, “God knows best. Rest in heaven with God, the great son. Kambi Yul-Edochie.”

However, it appears that many people found her post to be offensive because they criticized her in the comment section.

A veteran actress, Georgina Onuoha, has also joined the train to drag Judy Austin as she compares her to a witch.

“A son that you wrecked his parent’s home and caused untold emotional damage to? Why are this part and incorrigible winch so ful of shit? It’s like they’ve never given this undesirable element a lesson of her life. Only a winch will dare this level of stupidity”.

“This is insensitive” – Uche Maduagwu lampoons Judy Austin for posting about May Edochie’s son’s death

Actor Uche Maduagwu of Nollywood has criticized Yul Edohie’s second wife Judy Austin for posting about the death of her senior wife May’s son.

Judy Austin, an actress, posted a message of mourning on her official social media page in memory of Kambilichukwu, May Edochie’s son, who passed away on March 30, 2023.

Uche Maduagwu commented on her post and called it an insensitive action on her part. He felt that a private message to May would have been more appropriate.

In his words:

“Aunty, this is so Insensitive. Firstly, MAY has not accepted YUL POLYGAMY, meaning she never support you, it would have been better to call MAY on Phone to Comfort her, or Mourn YUL Pikin Privately, but going out to make a post about her Pikin is INSENSITIVE. If Indeed, you consider yourself as a part of that Family, then calling the Mama of the Pikin should be more important than making post.”