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Nigeria Actor Charly Boy vows to end 47-year marriage if Kamala Harris loses presidential election
In a stunning declaration, veteran Nigerian actor and entertainer Charly Boy has vowed to divorce his wife of 47 years, Diane Oputa, if US Vice President Kamala Harris fails to win the upcoming presidential election.
Charly Boy, known for his unconventional style and unapologetic views, made the shocking pledge in a recent statement.
He expressed his strong support for Kamala Harris, citing her historic candidacy as a Black woman and his belief that America deserves a female Black president after having its first Black male president.
The actor’s vow has left many in shock, considering his long-standing marriage and the unexpected connection to a foreign political event.
Charly Boy’s marriage to Diane has been a enduring one, spanning nearly five decades, and has withstood the test of time and the challenges of his career.
While some have criticized Charly Boy’s statement as a publicity stunt, others see it as a testament to his conviction and commitment to his beliefs. The actor’s fans and followers are eagerly watching to see if he will follow through on his promise, which has added an unexpected twist to the US presidential election.
Charly Boy is a singer, songwriter, television presenter, actor, and producer.
After deciding not to seek reelection in the upcoming United States Presidential Election, President Joe Biden has endorsed his Vice President, Kamala Harris, as the Democratic nominee.
In a statement on X, formerly Twitter, Biden expressed that choosing Kamala as his Vice President was his best decision. He firmly believes that she has the capability to defeat the Republican candidate, Donald Trump, in the November elections.