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Veteran Nollywood Actress Joke Silva Debunks Death Rumors of Husband, Olu Jacobs
Veteran Nollywood actress Joke Silva has debunked the rumors circulating about the death of her husband, ace actor Olu Jacobs. In a statement made on Sunday, Silva assured the public that her husband is “fine and doing just well.”
Several colleagues from the industry have also spoken out against the false news. Actress Kate Henshaw took to her X handle to refute the claims, expressing her frustration:
“HOW YOU PEOPLE PUT UP RIP POSTS ABOUT SOMEONE WHO IS STILL ALIVE, YEAR IN YEAR OUT IS VERY SICKENING, TBH!!! You do this to this great man and his family ALL THE TIME!! It is all shades of wrong!! Stop for goodness sake!! UNCLE OLU JACOBS is ALIVE!!!”
Publisher Betty Irabor also dismissed the rumors, tweeting, “Olu Jacobs is well and alive… pls ignore all rumors of his passing.”
Stay tuned for more updates.
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