A recent post on X sparked outrage after a man publicly accused actress Nancy Isime of being romantically involved with almost every male actor in the industry. When another user asked him to provide evidence to avoid potential legal consequences, his response escalated the controversy.
He replied: “If she decides to take the case to the court of law, she must have to show her hymen to prove she’s a virgin. Else, she validates my claim that she’s an industrial bed to bed midfielder.”
The comment drew immediate backlash for being misogynistic, defamatory, and deeply invasive. It reduces a woman’s worth to her sexual history while weaponizing harmful stereotypes about female sexuality. Critics argued that such remarks are legally and ethically dangerous, perpetuating slut-shaming and normalized harassment in online discourse. The exchange highlights how celebrity gossip on social media often slides into personal attacks that disregard accountability, truth, and basic respect.
LINKS
