Victoria Inyama Warns Ladies Chasing Married Men

There is a strong message for ladies pursuing married men. Remember veteran Nollywood actress Victoria Inyama? She is the messenger in this circumstance. According to her message, Karma is a bitch and such ladies would definitely get served in future. She took to Instagram Thursday, August 4, 2016 writing: "Good morning. I just want to think aloud. They say what goes around comes around. My target is d younger girls yea. At this your young correct age, You gat everything on d freshness side going for U, And You dating A married man, cool, clap for yourself in @nedu_wazobiafm voice. “Forward slash many years later, You get married to d love of your life, Prince Charming A good man, D hubby of lyfe. Only problem is! He's also taking care of another babe or babes like d one that took care of U . Now u vexing, fighting & in a Rage. Why?????? U forget so soon. Have u forgotten how u insulted d wife . How u flaunted d love loot???You even allowed baby to form! He even married U. Now he wants to marry No 3 and u don enter church. Plssssssss. 1st is to look for all d madams that have cried cause of U and apologise for d hurt and pain u caused them. “Then make peace with Karma. If you no been do, men will still be men but God won't allow U to be over thrown. But if u been do then my dear chill and don't kill another woman's son. So, AV broken it down. Ma young beautiful chics, pls mind how it all happens now cause like a boomerang, it all comes back around so mind how u throw and flex. Study hard. Work hard. Pray hard. Don't compare your progress to anyone's. Don't let your family cause u to do them things cause if it all turns bad, it's your mom and siblings that will abuse u pass. Just saying. Have a blessed day. Be wise#live#love#learn." The actress recently revealed the theft of her limited edition Tag Heuer wristwatch, asking for the help of the general public in recovering it.

The former Nollywood actress, shared a photo of designer Tag Heuer wristwatch on June 12, 20616, revealing that it had been stolen by a visitor from her home.