Yul and May Edochie
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Nigerian actor Yul Edochie on Tuesday shared a video of a "fun moment" he had with his first wife, May Edochie.
The couple was in a vehicle singing and dancing along to a song in the video.
“Fun moment with my angel. CEO extraordinaire @mayyuledochie," the actor captioned the post.
Yul Edochie's post had many fans and the general public thinking he and May Edochie had finally resolved their difference and were back on good terms.
However, in her return to Instagram, May Edochie noted that the video her husband posted was an old one.
She, however, did not elaborate on the state of her marriage to the actor although she made it clear she does not believe in practising polygamy.
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