“She needs a therapist”- Reactions as Cynthia Morgan calls out her father

Morgan had blamed her father for not knowing about her pains, according to GISTLOVER and had labeled him a fraudster.

Mixed emotions have followed Nigerian singer Cynthia Morgan‘s plea to her father for a DNA test.

Morgan had blamed her father for not knowing about her pains, according to GISTLOVER and had labeled him a fraudster.

She claimed that her father has been spreading lies about her and intends to go on the media circuit to disparage her.

Her message has subsequently elicited conflicting comments, with some praising her and others condemning her for continually pulling people down.

One I Am B Model wrote, “She is always fighting both the living and the dead. Hope everything is well with her.

One Edozie MCV wrote, “Do not judge her

One Mwa Mama wrote, “My once lovely Cynthia Morgan has finally joined that YBNL girl in this toxic madness. I hope she doesn’t start condemning men soon like the other

One More of Estelle wrote, “Na only she knows wetin she dey go through. Make them run DNA for all 9 of una not only you Cynthia

One Marv wrote, “She’s really been through a lot. I don’t blame her.

One Arab Lounge wrote, “None of you know her pain to struggles so pls don’t judge her. Or make a caricature of someone’s pain

One Official Daniel Rolland wrote, “So you’re indirectly called your mama Ashawo?

One Ogunronbi Michael wrote, “Some fathers truly do not deserve to be called a father. They’re sperm donors. I can relate well well

One Sheis Blessing wrote, “She’s so unhappy and butter about life

One Laviv Designs wrote, “This case is different, the child is the one asking for a DNA

One BBeathe Stylist wrote, “May God heal you both

One Oreolu wrote, “I mean if parents can question if they’re truly your parents because you don’t do what they want then you can also query their parentage if they’re acting like the weapon fashioned against you

One Husniiiiya wrote, “This lady needs a therapist

One Pink Lips Balm wrote, “Omo, nothing worse than coming from a troubled home

One Debbie Zuberu wrote, “If foolish was a person*