Popular Ghanaian actress, Juliet Ibrahim has denied being married to Nigerian disc jockey and television presenter, VJ Adams.
This was after a random person edited her Wikipedia and added that she got married to the DJ in 2020.
It would be recalled that the duo had done a bride and groom photo project together for luxury bridal brand in 2020.
Taking to Instagram to make a public service announcement, the mother of one appealed to whoever was responsible for the editing to remove it.
“PSA ! I just found out that someone random has been editing my Wikipedia page online and for this whole year apparently “Juliet’s spouse is VJ Adams aka Mr. Ibrahim”
PLEASE, whoever you are, please edit that out, because I AM SINGLE , I AM NOT MARRIED.
“I’m an actor, model, brand ambassador, speaker and a Host, I work with colleagues on various projects and doesn’t mean because I did a bridal shoot project with @iamvjadams we are officially married.
“This is a PSA! Please help a sister out to stay single UNTIL she actually gets married. THANK YOU for removing that from online.
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