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‘Get my name off your mouth’ – Diadem blasts Dabota Lawson over alleged smear campaign
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‘Get my name off your mouth’ – Diadem blasts Dabota Lawson over alleged smear campaign

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Beauty entrepreneur and reality TV star, Diadem Adeola, has accused her former friend and colleague, Dabota Lawson, of using bloggers to damage her reputation.

Diadem made the allegation in a series of posts on her Instagram page.

She alleged that Lawson had shared information about her with bloggers, claiming that their fallout had led to private matters being taken online.

Diadem further claimed that her daughter’s pictures were published on a blog during the dispute, saying the development had become particularly upsetting for her.

“I felt like a failed parent when I saw my daughter’s face on that dirty blog,” she wrote.

She also accused Lawson of repeatedly using bloggers against people whenever she falls out with them, alleging that she had become concerned after hearing similar claims involving other people.

“Every time you fall out with someone, it seems like your first instinct is to use bloggers to tear them down,” Diadem alleged.

Diadem said she had spent years building her brand and business and would not allow the controversy to undermine what she had worked for.

She also admitted that she and Lawson had clashed, but said she wanted to be left alone.

“Get my name off your mouth Dabota Lawson and leave me alone,” she wrote.

‘Get my name off your mouth’ – Diadem blasts Dabota Lawson over alleged smear campaign

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