Nigerian influencer Beauty Goddess, real name John Merry, publicly apologized to Priscilla Ojo and her husband, Mr. Mkambala, following backlash from a recent live session.
In an Instagram story, Beauty Goddess addressed the controversy, admitting that her comments about Priscilla’s wedding came off as dismissive and sparked outrage among fans. “I understand why people are upset,” she wrote, clarifying that she never intended to overshadow Priscilla’s big day or make it about herself.Beauty Goddess expressed deep respect for Priscilla, stating, “I love and respect you so much and God knows how excited I’ve been for your big day.”
She acknowledged the messy delivery of her words, noting she didn’t mean them in a “shady or unserious way,” and apologized directly to the couple for any distress caused.
“The last thing I’d ever want is to make your day feel less than perfect,” she added, emphasizing her lack of bad intentions. The influencer, known for her TikTok presence, concluded by wishing the couple love and happiness, while committing to personal growth and accountability.
The incident reflects the intense scrutiny influencers face online, especially regarding high-profile events like Priscilla Ojo’s wedding, which has been widely celebrated in Nigerian entertainment circles.
Priscilla, daughter of actress Iyabo Ojo, married Mr. Mkambala in a lavish ceremony that drew significant attention. While some fans on X appreciated Beauty Goddess’s apology, others questioned its sincerity, suggesting it was a response to public pressure rather than genuine remorse.
This drama highlights the challenges of navigating public perception in the age of social media, where a single comment can ignite widespread debate.

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