Big Brother Naija former housemate Phyna has reacted to the death of relationship therapist Blessing CEO’s son. In a video she shared online, she questioned how Blessing expects the public to believe her and sympathise with her when she has a record of lying to the public. The reality star urged the therapist to share a photo of the dead body, as she can’t waste her condolences.
“Blessing CEO, how do you want us to believe you lost your child? How can we sympathise with you? You will need to post the dead body. I can’t waste my condolences. This is why it is not good to lie too much”. Phyna said blessing Ceo should post her de@d child before she can believe that her child is de@d pic.twitter.com/0Hmhi2Kbrd — Naomi (@my_delight__) September 27, 2026 Kemi Filani reported on Friday evening that Blessing had reportedly lost her second son while she is being remanded in Prison.
Confirming the news, the CEO of Isaamira Love Foundation sought public donations on Blessing’s behalf. Speaking in a video call with actress Doris Ogala, Blessing’s CEO issued a disclaimer about the donation, saying she never authorised anyone to solicit funds on her behalf and that she should announce the news of her son’s passing. Similarly, Nkechi Blessing pointed out that Blessing, who does not respect the dead, was asking to go pay her last respects.
She told Blessing, the CEO, that her suffering had just started, noting that she can’t do evil to people and expect no consequences. Last year, Blessing had dragged Phyna over the Afro wig she wore in an interview. She said she would love to gift the reality star a new wig, as her wig collection is an embarrassment to Big Brother. In 2024, Blessing Okoro had dragged Phyna for days, as she mocked the reality star for borrowing a wig.
Refreshing your memory, a wig vendor had accused Phyna of failure to return a rented wig. Screenshots were shared, which showed Phyna and her team rather attempting to negotiate a lower price with the vendor. Phyna, addressing the scandal, expressed weariness at being constantly criticized online, describing the accuser as a “clout chaser” and calling for people to do better. In a live video, she claimed the woman was blackmailing her, revealing that she doesn’t know the accuser and suggesting that her management team might have handled the transaction without informing her.
Reacting to it, Okoro challenged Phyna to take legal action if the accusations were baseless, suggesting a defamation of character suit instead of mere dismissal. To add to it, Phyna had in return slammed Blessing CEO for calling Benin women a pros!ttute. The relationship expert had averred that most mothers in Benin are irresponsible and only one cares about making their daughters sell their bodies for money.
Phyna, who hails from Edo State had tackled her, warning her to stop chasing clout. She made her know that where are madness starts, is where others begin.
