Yvonne Nelson (Instagram: @yvonnenelsongh. Taken by Pixah Photo)
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Actress cum producer Yvonne Nelson has cleared the air on her tweet about industry players not holding each other's back.
According to her, she had directed the tweet to the Creative Art Industry as a whole and not only for the movie industry.
Speaking on Showbiz A to Z, the actress stated, "there are several people I have given my equipments to. I promote people I don’t even know."
"I can hear your song and promote your song without knowing you and that’s the typical Yvonne Nelson.”
The 'Sin City' producer asserted that some industry players already had bones to pick with her and went ahead to take her comment on a negative tangent.
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