Shyngle Files For Divorce Two Months After Marriage

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Popular actress and Instagram sensation, Princess Shyngle, has filed for divorce two months after she tied the knot with her husband, Gibou Bala-Gaye.

She has accused her husband of domestic violence.

Shyngle tied the knot in January with Bala-Gaye who she described as a “long-time crush and childhood friend.”

Announcing their marriage via Instagram, she disclosed she had an intense infatuation for her husband since eighth grade, but he chose to remain her friend until their marriage.

The couple tied the knot in a private ceremony after Bala-Gaye proposed to her in an apartment lit with candles and decorated with roses.

However, in a sad turn of events, Shyngle wrote on her instagram handle, “Since you want to tell the world everything, tell them you’re a woman beater.

“Let them know you put your hands on women and pull out guns on a woman. Don’t f**king play with me. You put your hands on a wrong b*tch.”

She called her husband a mistake adding that the ‘drama is getting started’.

“You are a fking mistake. I’ve divorced your ass so leave me the fk alone. This drama is just getting started. I think you really underestimated me,” she said.

She also shared audio of her husband begging her and admitting to beating her.

“I have already written your divorce letter, everything signed and sealed. I have sent everything to the Gambia. I have been begging and pleading for the past eight weeks, let’s go our separate ways peacefully.

“I don’t want any drama, I don’t want anything out there, I just want us to go our separate ways peacefully. But No; you have been bittered and spiteful. You go on Instagram live mentioning my name saying I left you in our apartment and went to New York.” She added.

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Oyinlola Awonuga is a trained journalist with skill-set and experience in content curation, content creation, and management across various digital channels . Awonuga is passionate about Entertainment, Style, Fashion and Sports as niche specialties, and she is involved in consistent engagements on various social media platforms, with steady followers online. Her works have also received appreciable recognition from Media Career Development Network, and at her spare time, she monitors developments and reports on Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in Nigeria. She loves reading, tracking updates on Entertainment, Style and Sports, and staying abreast of global digital developments.

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