Nollywood actor, Yul Edochie and reality TV star, Tboss have reacted to the tattoo drama between former BBNaija housemate, Ka3na and her fan.
The drama started when a fan tattooed her on her body, an action that wasn’t morally ok with Ka3na.
Berating the fan, Ka3na said there are several means in which fans can express their love, and tattooing is not one.
According to her, it is not morally smart for fans to tattoo their favourite celebrities on their bodies, owing to the fact that the image will be there forever.
”How can you do something like this to your own body? Tattoo is permanent.
“If you love me and you are my fan, there are ways you can actually show that by always posting my pictures, always on my comment section, always attending my events, seeing me and taking pictures with me, not tattooing my name on your body. This is wrong.
“Celebrities that encourage these fans need to stop,” she said in a video posted on her Insta story.
Reacting to Ka3na’s outburst, Edochie, in a tweet, explained that any fan who decided to get a tattoo of their idol must have done it for love.
“For a fan to go as far as tattooing your name on his/her body, that’s love. You’re truly blessed by God to even get that kind of love. You must not give the fan money if you don’t have. Some are not even doing it for your money but for love. Such an act should be appreciated,” he tweeted.
On her part, Tboss took a swipe as Ka3na for her action, as she tagged her a ‘bus lady’.
“Darlings be careful when choosing a role model. Know what it is that you are truly looking up to the person for. Be sure that they don’t go and mislead you then they end up in heaven and your soul would be damned.
“Remember that all that glitters truly ain’t always gold. Above all, know the difference between a bosslady and a buslady,” Tboss wrote.
