Controversial Princess Shyngle, a Gambian actress, has weighed in on the hot-button topic of Yul Edochie and his cheating allegations, which have been making the rounds recently.

Remember that the popular actor surprised the online area yesterday when he publicly stated that he had taken a second wife, Judy Austin, after she had given birth to his first son, Michael.

Yul Edochie’s first wife, May, on the other hand, was completely unaware of her husband’s plans to bring another woman into their matrimonial household, which was already blessed with four beautiful children.

Princess Shyngle shared her thoughts on the current hot topic, advising the first wife (May Edochie) to remain in her home no matter what obstacles she may face in the future.

She took to her verified Instagram page, where she published a photo of Yul Edochie with the caption, “I love you, Yul.”

I find it amusing how everyone is bashing this man and his baby mother, judging them and the circumstance as if he’s the only man in history to ever cheat on his wife,” says the comedian.

The majority of those who are attacking him are literally living the dirtiest lives possible. As you all know damn well, 99 percent of all married men in Nigeria have side chicks. It’s a normal thing, and who do you think is funding the lifestyle of all these big babes? It’s the husbands of those who are attacking him. While the vast majority (if not all) of the ladies attacking this man have all had previous relationships with or sexual encounters with married men, some of your fathers have cheated on your mothers and fathered a large number of children outside the marriage, and some of you married women are cheating on your husbands as well. You are out there judging and attacking this man for something that has been going on for centuries. “

Stop with the fakeness, abeg. We all have nasty, ugly skeletons in our closets. Stop condemning others for their misdeeds, and mind your own business. You are not God,” Princess Shyngle said. It’s unfortunate that he was famous and sloppy enough to get caught, but please don’t leave your husband. Oh Abeg, as long as he is not physically assaulting you and providing for you and your children, please stay with him and forgive him for his mistakes. I pray that his wife does not follow the advice of her online in-laws and leaves him. The street is deserted, oh no man Dey, so keep your head down and carry on. By the way, I am not endorsing his conduct in any way; all I am saying is that we should refrain from judging him as if we were faultless and that we should stay out of married people’s business. When people insult me, I don’t care; I’m not going to be ashamed of myself. “