Yul Edochie, a Nollywood actor, has revealed that he and his new wife Judy Austin had a son.
Nigerians were caught aback by the announcement of the marriage, with some criticizing the performers’ behavior.
May, his first wife, expressed her displeasure with the union in a social media post.
Nigerians are intrigued about this actress who has not only caught Yul’s heart but also convinced him to marry her now that the cat is out of the bag.
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All you need to know about Judy Austin is listed below:
Muoghalu Uchechukwu Judith is Judy Austin’s true name. She is an Anambra indigene and a graduate of Nnamdi Azikwe University.
Judy started her career as a model and musician before pursuing her dream of becoming an actress.
Because of her great features, Nollywood star Sylvester Madu advised her to pursue acting.
She is a movie producer, brand ambassador, and the CEO of Judyaustin Boutique, in addition to being an actor.
Yul Edochie aided her in the production of her first film, Native Girl, in 2018, in which he also appeared.
Judy previously stated in an interview that she does not consider marriage to be a success.
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According to her: “I don’t believe in jumping from one man to the other. I’m a relationship kind of person. I believe in having someone, a man that you do this thing with, not giving it out to all men that cross your path at the same time. You do whatever that works for you. On relationship, I love relationship, it’s how I’m created. If a relationship doesn’t work out for you, you can decide to break up and get hooked again or give yourself a break. Relationship is not all about sex or emotional things. I love to have normal relationship with intellectual people, people I can learn from. So anything “relationship” with the right person is a welcome idea.”
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