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Tonto Dikeh spews fire after sighting an actress cheating with her best friend’s husband in Dubai

Nollywood actress Tonto Dikeh is one actress who is not scared of airing her views and exposing any secret that falls into her hands. Recently, the screen diva and entrepreneur took to addressing an anonymous actress who allegedly frolicked her with her best friend's husband in Dubai.

According to Tonto, the actress whose identity has been hidden went to Dubai with her own best friend's husband. As it appears, although she pretends to be a true friend to this person, she actually is the alleged mistress of the lady's husband.

Upon seeing this betrayal of trust, Tonto was very annoyed and agitated. Hence, she took to expressing her agitation. She lambasted the actress in question for betraying her best friend in such manner.

The actress also blasted the husband who has been said to always show off his wife like they were thoroughly in love. Tonto was appalled that, despite his show of love, he still went ahead to cheat on his wife.

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Tonto was indeed very livid. She even insinuated that the actress who betrayed her best friend should be buried alive.

See her post below:

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In the meanwhile, Tonto Dikeh was termed a witch by one of her fans. The lady took to responding to the troll's comment.

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She particularly insinuated that the person who said such to her was frustrated because he or she was broke. Some other fans responded in like manner.

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