Stop Exposing Your Baby Bump To The Public – Kemi Advises

Controversial Nigerian journalist, Kemi Olunloyo has advise women to desist from displaying their baby bump during their pregnancy stage on social media. This statement from Kemi follows after the death of the popular YouTuber Star Nicole Thea was announced yesterday July 12,2020. The YouTuber is reportedly died on the 11th of July, 2020 alongside her unborn son Reign. A statement was released via the Instagram platform of Miss Thea to announce her death with her son.

In reaction to the news, Kemi Olunloyo has advised women accross the world to stop posting their matenity photos on social media. Her post reads….

#WELLNESSKEMI For me it’s a personal opinion: How come so many showing their pregnant belly on this app always lose their baby and now her life? NICOLE IS DEAD!! Pregnant ladies I believe in this destruction juju. Stop exposing your personal pregnancy life on social media. Not everyone is happy for you. This young pregnant media personality lost her life and the baby. Her family wants privacy while most of you want to know what killed her. This is where I come in but you now see why Investigative Journalism with no funding ends. I know how she died. It will come out later from them. “A month full of sadness, health gone and life ended” the opposite of her caption. Lord plssss watch over us. May she rest in peace

#kemitalksmemorial
#DrKemiOlunloyo
#kemitalkswellness