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“Be Warned!” — Mo Bimpe Warns Trolls Over Fake Triplets Paternity Claims

Nollywood actress Mo Bimpe has fiercely clapped back at online trolls spreading malicious rumours about the paternity of her newborn triplets with husband Lateef Adedimeji, drawing a firm line when the attacks targeted her innocent children.

The couple welcomed their first set of children, triplet boys, in May 2026, a joyous moment celebrated across the industry after years of public scrutiny over their family life.

Read Lateef Adedimeji, Mo Bimpe Celebrates Triplet Sons After Long Wait

However, a fabricated post recently went viral claiming Lateef had filed for divorce following an alleged DNA test that supposedly questioned his fatherhood. The false story even linked the claims to a blood donation incident at Ilorin General Hospital.

On Tuesday, July 21, 2026, Mo Bimpe took to her Instagram to confront the lies head-on. She reshared the offending post and unleashed her frustration:

“I don’t want to hear ‘justice for your stupid’ ready for you! You silly trolls have constantly trolled me on these platforms for years and I’ve been quiet, but what I wouldn’t take is you bringing your stupidity to my children!!! Be warned! I won’t hesitate to take the right actions if need be.”

She further expressed outrage at the use of fake or AI-generated images to push the fabricated narrative:

“It’s the nerve to post fake/AI pictures together with fabricated lies for me! Such effrontery…”

The actress made it clear she had endured personal trolling for years but refused to stay silent when the falsehoods dragged her newborns into the drama. She warned that she would pursue appropriate actions against those responsible.

This latest controversy comes shortly after Mo Bimpe proudly showed off a luxury Range Rover push gift from her husband, symbolising their thriving union and new chapter as parents to three boys.

The power couple’s journey continues to inspire many, even as they navigate the harsh realities of public life and online toxicity.

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