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Phyna threatens ‘ring fight’ with Bella if she reconciles with Sheggz
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Phyna threatens ‘ring fight’ with Bella if she reconciles with Sheggz

Daily Post about 3 hours 1 mins read

Former Big Brother Naija winner Phyna has weighed in on the ongoing controversy surrounding the breakup between reality TV stars Bella Okagbue and Sheggz.

The reality star made her position known after a social media user suggested that Bella and Sheggz could eventually reconcile despite the allegations and accusations currently making the rounds online.

The comment came amid intense discussions sparked by leaked chats allegedly involving the former couple.

Responding to the suggestion, Phyna stated that if the pair eventually get back together, there would first be a public confrontation between her and Bella.

She wrote, “Then there will be a ring fight between me and Bella publicly, after that we go our separate ways.”

Phyna’s remark has since generated reactions online, with many social media users debating whether the former BBNaija couple could find their way back to each other despite the ongoing drama.

Neither Bella nor Sheggz has publicly reacted to Phyna’s comment.

Phyna threatens ‘ring fight’ with Bella if she reconciles with Sheggz

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