Why Frodd Engaged In Steamy Dance With Mercy Eke Despite Being Married

The management of Big Brother Naija ‘All star’ housemate, Frodd has disclosed reason why he engaged in a steamy dance with Mercy Eke.

Recall, Frodd, a married man and an expectant father participating in the reality show game with other housemate, disappointed many when he rocked his colleague Mercy Eke on the dance floor.

A scene from their pool party last night captured Mercy Eke sexually grinding Frodd who in turn held tightly to Mercy Eke’s behind making suggestive movements.

The scene riled alot of viewers who condemned outrightly the actions of the married housemate, stating he disrespected his wife with such action.

Speaking about his behaviour, the housemate’s management noted that Frodd’s character at the pool party was taken out of context and was over sensationalized.

They added that the Anambra-born is an entertainer whose action is within the context of the game.

The statement reads partly: “Frodd is an entertainer whose action is within the context of the game . They added that the housemate character should not be taken out of context or sensationalized to create an inaccurate portrayal of his character.

“Frodd’s interactions including dancing and partying with his housemates are all party of his profession and public persona. The activities are meant to entertain and engage his audience .they should not be miscontructed as a reflection of his marital commitment. We urge the public to refrain fromspearding baseless and false narratives about Frodd’s personal life.

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