I nearly killed myself because of false information—Fella Makafui

Fella claimed to have experienced extreme trolling, which drove her to consider suicide, during her appearance on Day Break Hitz today, April 29.

"I nearly killed myself sometime in 2019 over a false concern," the speaker said. During our nine-year work together, my manager contacted to inform me about it and inquired as to its veracity.I was thinking of taking my own life at that moment.

I had to get treatment to improve my mental health because it affected me. I never went there because it was so awful and for that reason, I never want to do interviews again or let these kinds of things get to me," she remarked.

Fella claims that despite the numerous untrue articles that have been written about her, she has chosen to ignore them since she only gives the rumors weight when she speaks about them.

"Not everything that we do as celebrities is real; we all have private lives. Though not everything we do is genuine, we do want you to believe what we say.

You cannot condemn me based only on what you observe me doing in public. I know myself, therefore I don't bother with such things anymore," she remarked.

She replied that these are private matters that she would prefer to keep private in response to inquiries concerning her split with Medikal and a widely shared video of her smoking at D Black's club. You can't respond to some questions.

How much more elaboration is possible from you? Knowing myself, I keep silent about most matters. I seldom visit social media to read about myself, in fact. Celebrities should focus on mental health since it's so important.

It plays on your mind and psychologically causes you to start experiencing mental health issues when you pay attention to and attempt to think about bogus publications, the speaker mentioned.