EX BBA HOUSEMATE,HUDDAH MONROE SHADES ACTRESS MERCY AIGBE OVER DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ISSUE

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Ex-Big Brother Africa housemate and socialite, Huddah Munroe, has taken to Instagram to shade Nollywood Actress, Mercy Aigbe, who has been in the news lately after it was reported that she was subjected to physical assaults by her husband, Lanre Gentry.

 According to Huddah, the Actress and other women who chose to stay in their marriages even when they know their husbands are violent, are to be blamed when it gets worse.

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