- Blessing CEO, a controversial relationship therapist, addressed speculation about her partner IVD’s alleged abuse.
- She posted a video on Instagram responding to claims that IVD was physically abusive toward her.
- In the video, Blessing dismissed the allegations and criticized her detractors. – She emphasized that no man could ever physically harm her.
Controversial relationship therapist, Blessing CEO, has finally addressed the speculation surrounding a video she posted on Instagram, which many online users believed suggested that her partner, popular car dealer IVD, was physically abusive toward her.
In a lengthy video shared on social media, Blessing CEO dismissed the allegations, mocked her critics, and made it clear that no man could ever lay hands on her.
She said:
“If anything is happening in my relationship, what can you do for me? Is your voice louder than mine or your platform bigger than mine? I have a huge platform to talk and to scream. What can your gossip or comments do? Absolutely nothing. You just sit in the comment section making noise. If I want help, I know who to call.”
Reacting to the claims that she was assaulted by IVD, she added:
“IVD cannot beat me. I don pass that level. IVD knows that if he beats me, we go fight. There’s a difference between a man beating a woman and a fight. You knock me something, I knock you back. I’m 36 years old nobody can beat me at this level.”
She also criticized those who were seemingly excited about her alleged relationship troubles, insisting that she is fully capable of handling any situation in her life.
“I have the Inspector General of Police’s number, AIG’s number, and even military contacts. If I want to deal with my man, I’ll call them. A lot of you shouting online need help yourselves,” she said.
Blessing CEO further clarified that the viral clip had nothing to do with domestic violence but was connected to a robbery incident. According to her, the authorities instructed her to delete the video to avoid interfering with the ongoing investigation.
“When the investigation calms down, I’ll tell you all what really happened. It was a serious robbery case, and the police asked us to take down the video because social media has a way of watering things down,” she explained.
