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Mental Breakdown: Nollywood Actress, Genevieve Nnaji Hospitalized
Nollywood actress, Genevieve Nnaji has been admitted in a hospital after being reportedly diagnosed with a mental breakdown.
According to controversial blog, Gustlovers, the screen diva has been diagnosed with psychosis and is currently receiving treatment in Texas, United States.
The development is coming on the heels of fans raising concerns about the veteran actress’ whereabouts in recent times.
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Genevieve caused a huge stare after she unfollowed everyone and deleting all her posts on her Instagram account, with over 8 million followers.
While the actress is reportedly receiving treatment in Texas, Houston, the identity of the hospital has been withheld for privacy purpose.
Gistlover also claimed that the actress tattooed her body with blade following the mental breakdown.
It also said Genevieve’s team members were trying to hide the news, and accused them for being responsible for the deleted Instagram posts.
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