Oyinkansola

No-BS Zone.

[Oyinkansola @oyinblogs]

How to Become a Valuable Social Media Influencer in Nigeria https://t.co/qYjNDzcHts

[Oyinkansola @oyinblogs]

@glaisian Did it all for the cameras

[Oyinkansola @oyinblogs]

@fredaoriakhi @Caldwell_C50576 Your name is even Oriakhi… meaning you have Nigerian roots. For your own place where you come from na so dem dey marry? Na so dem dey bad mouth in-laws for press for your side? Mshew

[Oyinkansola @oyinblogs]

@fredaoriakhi @Caldwell_C50576 To you. You’re projecting your own thoughts and the thoughts of the sickos that posted whatever you’re sharing. Now, the fact that a person is half black doesn’t mean they don’t have terrible character. Get out of here with your nonsense.

[Oyinkansola @oyinblogs]

@fredaoriakhi @Caldwell_C50576 Her father is white. Where I come from, you don’t get married to a man without your father - when he is not dead. She’s full of it

[Oyinkansola @oyinblogs]

@Jackie_Reeks I wish they would make you lot go qnd defend yourselves in court

[Oyinkansola @oyinblogs]

Products they’ve been selling since before the so called Meghan thought she would write letters about dish washing. You lot are crazy

[Zee Khumalo.❤️💜❣️ @ZZeekhumalo]

First they criticize Meghan, then they copy her. here's Kate, promoting the Rotten family's products.

[Oyinkansola @oyinblogs]

Different if the father was American

[Madame Ambassador @h_desires]

Reading this excerpt from Swan Song reminded me that a devoted and loving father would move mountains to be at his daughter's side on her wedding day, instead of prioritising interviews with the UK media.
#SwanSong

[Oyinkansola @oyinblogs]

@CTVLethbridge Learned a lot from his performative wife, hasn’t he?

[Oyinkansola @oyinblogs]

@nancytsidley @StephanieSidley Their friendship won’t last for long. She’d be out just like Ninaki soon

[Oyinkansola @oyinblogs]

@IginzGloria You’re not serious

[Oyinkansola @oyinblogs]

The RF was doomed the day the let an American actress join their ranks.

[Oyinkansola @oyinblogs]

@RoyalBiographer I wish there was something the RF could do about you leaches

[Angela Levin @angelalevin1]

If twelve year old Prince Harry wasn't allowed to walk behind his mother's coffin he would still be saying it was totally unfair as 15 year old William was allowed to.

[Oyinkansola @oyinblogs]

Her older sister dated Charles first. FOH

[THE SUSSEX SOLDIER 🪖 @NSome1ne]

Those pictures tell you how innocent the late Princess Diana was.

A woman with life experiences would never.....

Yes, those pictures really show how innocent she was.

She was a young woman with no life experience, easily manipulated by two people who were more than a decade older than she was—two manipulators with life experiences.

When they could no longer manipulate her and her eyes finally opened, the drama started, and they tried to paint her as unstable.

King Charles, the royal family, the royal aides, and the couriers were all engaged in a systematic effort to label her as unstable.

[Oyinkansola @oyinblogs]

Look at your profile photo lol

[Michelle_BYoung @michelle_byoung]

Kate dresses 2 decades older and 3 sizes bigger than she is! She’s so willfully frumpy!

[Oyinkansola @oyinblogs]

@SageKnowsAll You’re mad

[The British Prince @freedom_007__]

How Earl Spencer Banned His Wife Victoria So He Could Bring His Mistress to Princess Diana’s Funeral and Burial.

On September 6, 1997, the world stood still as Charles Spencer, the 9th Earl Spencer, stood in the pulpit of Westminster Abbey and delivered a eulogy for his sister, Princess Diana.

He famously swore to protect her young sons Prince William and Harry the Private Citizen from a toxic media circus. (He has broken that promise)

But away from the cameras, a staggering web of personal hypocrisy was playing out. While presenting himself as the ultimate family protector, Earl Spencer was executing a ruthless double standard involving his wife, Victoria Lockwood.

The true victim of his actions was his own wife, who was both Diana’s sister-in-law and her close personal friend. Diana and Victoria shared bond and had supported each other through their respective public and private battles.

At the time of Diana's death on 31 August 1997, Charles Spencer and Victoria Lockwood were still legally married. Victoria—who suffered from eating and psychiatric disorders heartbreakingly similar to Diana's—was living in South Africa with their four children.

When the funeral was announced, Victoria desperately wanted to travel to London to attend the services, mourn her friend, and pay her final respects. Instead, Charles explicitly forbade her, ordering her to stay in South Africa and look after the children.

His public excuse was keeping his vulnerable wife away from a "media circus." (What a manipulative gaslighter) But the reality was far more sinister. While Diana's sister-in-law was forced to stay behind, Spencer took his mistress, Josie Borain.

Josie Borain, a high-profile former model famous for Calvin Klein's Obsession perfume campaigns, was brought to London and given total access. Not only did she attend the public funeral, but Charles also brought her straight to the private family interment on the island at Oval Lake on the Althorp Estate.

The true gravity of this betrayal was later confirmed by Borain herself. The burial on the Althorp island was so tightly guarded that only three people outside of the immediate Royal and Spencer families were granted permission to attend. Those three people were Diana's butler, her chauffeur, and Josie Borain.

The truth exploded into public view just a few months later, in Nov 1997, during the Spencers' incredibly bitter Cape Town divorce trial. (He forced the divorce to stay in SA and not UK family courts because he was trying to cut Victoria off of his money)

The court exposed Spencer as a hypocrite, a bully, and a serial adulterer who treated his vulnerable wife callously.

Then there was an explosive turn of events when Chantal Collopy, a South African model who had been one of Earl Spencer’s key mistresses, discovered that he was simultaneously pursuing a relationship with Josie Borain and took her to Diana's funeral. Outraged by the betrayal, Chantal chose to join forces rather than remain silent.

She provided crucial insider knowledge to Victoria’s legal team, detailing how the Earl had conducted their affair while Victoria was actively confined to a clinic receiving psychiatric treatment caused by Charles and his sordid affairs and abusive behaviour.

This remarkable alliance between wife and mistress completely upended the South African High Court proceedings; Chantal went as far as preparing to take the stand to testify directly against the Earl.

Confronted with the devastating prospect of his former lover exposing his private texts, timelines, and infidelities under oath, Charles Spencer ultimately backed down.

To prevent her testimony from becoming public record, he hastily agreed to a massive £2 million settlement and other things just moments before Chantal and Victoria were scheduled to testify.

Earl Spencer was very disrespectful to Princess Diana in life and even in death. I also feel so sorry for how badly he treated his first wife Victoria Lockwood.

[Oyinkansola @oyinblogs]

Diana was a terrible person sha. Lol

[helen#lifeloveandtravel @helenlifel55]

@InsightfulWatch Yep nasty piece of 💩

[Oyinkansola @oyinblogs]

This same fool was in a documentary years back talking about the preparation for the funeral and never said this one. Lol clowns

[Nina @ShakeLS]

Richard Kay publicly confirns that Charles Spencer kept notes of everything that was said at all times and he was aware that King Charles has said this , apparently from Diana's family, her sisters were very upset about it and her mother too. He also mentions that King Charles said other things, towards the Spencer family that they kept silent for 30 years.