Edge's News: Happy Birthday Annie Idibia who took time to apologise her husband and family.....👊👏💓💋🙌🙌🎉🥳🎉🥳

Annie Idibia apologises to husband, Innocent Idibia, a.k.a 2Face, for the mental health and heart break she causes their family.

Annie Idibia

The couple were trending on every social media platform a few months ago, when Annie accused her husband of engaging in an affairs with his baby mama, Pero Adeniyi.

The actress dragged the entire Idibia family, saying that they never liked nor embrace her as their in-law no matter how hard she tries and despite all the sacrifices she made for the singer and all his children.

Mrs Idibia emotional rant started a heated exchange between her family members and her husband’s siblings which resulted in “wild allegations” last two months.

Pero Adeniyi

In a leaked voice note, here @edge Annie was heard threatening to “scatter everything” while accusing 2Face sneaked out of Nigeria with his cousin and manager to meet Pero Adeniyi in America.

It was later revealed by Pero Adeniyi that the accusations against her were untrue, noting that Annie was aware that she and 2Face have not been in contact for a long time because they ain’t friends.

Pero is not taking this accusations lightly as she has filed a lawsuit against Annie Idibia....read here

To usher in her 37th birthday on Saturday, November 13, Annie apologise to her husband for throwing him out like she did on social media, adding she has acted so badly by allowing her emotion to get the better part of him.

The actress, who revealed that she almost committed suicide, also apologised to both families including her mother and mother-in-law for causing them pain.

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