- A US-based woman went viral after revealing she paid $1,500 (over ₦2 million) for a bridal consultation with celebrity designer Veekee James, even though she isn’t getting married.
- The woman, identified as @marivonsama1, said she only wanted to meet her “biggest inspiration” and “style icon.”
- Her video sparked mixed reactions, with some calling her move admirable and others criticizing it as extravagant.
A US-based lady has gone viral after revealing she paid $1,500 (over ₦2 million) for a bridal consultation with celebrity designer Veekee James despite not getting married.
Identified as @marivonsama1 on TikTok, she said she booked the exclusive session just to meet her “biggest inspiration” and “style icon.”
Marivon, who has been married for eight years, explained she wasn’t interested in the bridal aspect but wanted to spend time with Veekee James. The premium session, usually reserved for brides, offers personal styling advice, custom sketches, and direct access to the designer.
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Her revelation sparked mixed reactions online. Some called it “wild but admirable,” while others labeled it “next-level madness.”
Despite the debate, the moment highlighted the strong admiration Veekee James commands among her fans.
In other news…. A Nigerian woman has stirred widespread debate online after sharing a controversial message advising married men on how to deal with unfaithful wives.
In a viral post by X (formerly Twitter) user @Rene_noire, she encouraged husbands not to leave their marriages when their wives cheat but to stay strong, pray, and remain calm.
She wrote:
“Marriage is not a bed of roses. You have to endure. When your wife cheats, that’s when you should pray the most. Don’t let small boys deceive you or make you lose your blessing.”
She further advised men to be patient, cook their wives’ favourite meals, dress well, and approach them with kindness, adding that “women are like babies one day, she will change.”
The post quickly went viral, generating thousands of reactions across social media. While some users applauded her for promoting forgiveness and patience, others condemned the advice, arguing that it encourages emotional suffering and normalises infidelity.
Her remarks have since rekindled intense discussions on X about love, endurance, and whether prayer alone can mend broken trust in today’s marriages.
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