Korra Obidi has appealed for financial assistance on social media.
The dancer/singer stated that she needed legal help to battle her ex-husband, Justin Dean, who acquired picture rights protection from Meta to prevent her from showing their children on Facebook.
She added that because of his actions, her monetized videos had been removed from Facebook, and she no longer has the opportunity to get stars from viewers on the network.
She has also been demonetized on Facebook, where she earns money.
She added that she creates stuff about parenthood, and Justin’s actions are intended to jeopardize that.
She also stated that Justin has been fighting her since their divorce. She said that because of him, she cannot send her children to Nigeria, and the children are no longer visible in her films.
She cried, alleging that Justin had assaulted her and gaslighted her. Now, she alleges he is doing the same to their girls.
She describes how he is, saying, “gaslighting their kids.” Korra said Justin left their kids alone at his house with a woman who hates her (Korra). The woman then allegedly proceeded to take pictures of Korra’s daughter’s private part and shared this on a group, and the photos circulated.
Korra said Justin said this didn’t happen to his children.
She also said it was time for her to fight for herself and her children as a mother.
The dancer showed her fans her GoFundMe page and asked them to give money.
Nancy Umeh, Korra’s sister, also shared the GoFundMe and asked people to give money so Korra could get a lawyer.
Donations are already coming in thick and fast. LIB found that $43,702 has been made so far, less than the $100,000 goal.
949 people gave money, and more say they will.
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See what Korra has to say in the video below;