Yinka Theisen Taunts May Yul-Edochie and Her Supporters in New Social Media Rant

Nigerian social media personality Yinka Theisen, the ex-fiancée of actor Linc Edochie, has sparked controversy online after sharing a lengthy post addressing fans of May Yul-Edochie, the estranged wife of actor Yul Edochie. In her statement, Yinka boldly claimed that Yul made his choice by picking Judy Austin, while accusing May’s supporters of refusing to move on from the situation.

Theisen began her post by criticising May for allegedly still identifying as “Mrs Yul-Edochie” despite previously issuing a cease-and-desist order. According to Yinka, this shows May has “not let go”, adding that her followers continue to insist Judy Austin is just a mistress. She questioned their motives, saying they should be more concerned about May’s emotional state than attacking others online.

Yinka went further to allege that May once gave Yul an ultimatum before he chose Judy, insisting that May’s pain stems from being “replaced by someone she insults.” She also described herself as unbothered by trolls and promised not to stop speaking her mind, saying, “As long as you all lack manners and decorum, your leader will get it from me.”

In her closing remarks, Yinka mocked May for reportedly reacting to her posts and claimed that May once complained to Josephine Edochie, Yul’s mother, about her online comments. She maintained that she avoids May, whom she described as “phoney”, and insisted that May’s supporters have worsened Yul’s struggles over the past few years.

Her post quickly went viral after being shared by blogs, fuelling renewed debate among fans of Yul, May, and Judy. Many described Yinka’s words as harsh and unnecessary, while others said the drama surrounding the Edochie family seems far from over.

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