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Priscilla Ojo claps back at Tanzanians telling her to ‘free Juma Jux’ over his slim look
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Priscilla Ojo claps back at Tanzanians telling her to ‘free Juma Jux’ over his slim look

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Nigerian influencer and entrepreneur Priscilla Ojo has responded to social media users who have been urging her to “free Juma Jux” following concerns about the Tanzanian singer’s slimmer appearance.

The online debate gained traction after some Tanzanian fans jokingly suggested that Juma Jux had lost too much weight since marrying Priscilla.

Several comments flooded the couple’s social media pages, with some users calling on Priscilla to “leave their brother alone.” In response, Priscilla engaged with the critics in the comment section, dismissing the claims with humour and insisting that her husband is doing just fine.

She also playfully noted that Juma Jux loves the attention and is happy in their marriage.

Screenshots of the exchanges quickly went viral, sparking mixed reactions across social media.

While some fans found the comments amusing, others defended the couple and urged critics to stop policing the singer’s appearance.

Priscilla Ojo claps back at Tanzanians telling her to ‘free Juma Jux’ over his slim look

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