Nkechi Blessing Sunday, a controversial Nollywood actress, has shared her thoughts on the online fights between celebrities, attributing them to a pursuit of clout and publicity.
In a recent interview with Hip TV, she revealed that some entertainers use online disagreements as a strategic publicity stunt to promote new music or projects.
According to Nkechi Blessing, these planned “fights” aim to generate buzz and engagement, especially when a new single or song is about to be released.
She stated, “My thoughts on celebrities bashing each other on the Internet, I feel it’s some form of publicity stunt. By the time they come out on social media to exchange words, is either they have a new single coming up or they’re about to drop a song.
“So most times when I see celebrities fighting online, I just walk away because most times we sit down and plan these things.
“Sometimes, it’s not actually bad blood. As I said they might want to release a single so they will need all the clout and engagements to get their songs out there in your faces. So that’s it literally.”
Nkechi Blessing’s perspective highlights the nature of some celebrity online feuds, which are designed to generate attention and publicity rather than reflecting genuine conflicts.
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