This Is Embarrassing To Watch!” – Kunle Remi Slammed For Flaunting Wife’s Underwear At Movie Premiere

Nollywood star Kunle Remi is facing heavy criticism online after he appeared at the premiere of Daniel Etim-Effiong’s new film, The Herd, at IMAX Lekki, carrying his wife Tiwi’s underwear as a “symbolic gesture.”

The event, which attracted several A-list actors and filmmakers, quickly turned controversial when Kunle revealed he brought along a personal item belonging to his wife, who couldn’t attend.

Explaining his action on Instagram, Kunle wrote:

“Your wife could not be present physically, so she gave you a piece of herself. Randomly remembering how I started my morning.”

Clips circulating online showed the actor holding up the intimate item on the red carpet and featuring it in his video montage from the event — including moments from his breakfast to arrival at the venue.

However, what was meant to be a lighthearted expression of affection has sparked outrage across social media, with many describing it as “embarrassing” and “inappropriate.”

Below are some of the reactions:

Chinwe Okoro: “I honestly don’t understand why Kunle thought this was funny or romantic. Bringing his wife’s underwear to a public event is just uncomfortable to watch.”

Tunde Adeyemi: “I’ve always liked Kunle, but this was way out of line. There’s a difference between being playful and being inappropriate.”

Aisha Bello: “This is disturbing. A red carpet should be about movies and fashion, not someone’s underwear. I feel bad for Tiwi.”

Emeka Nnaji: “Kunle has always been open with fans, but this gesture went too far. Some things should remain private.”

Funke Olatunji: “Whether he meant it as a joke or not, it’s simply embarrassing. That’s not something you parade at a movie premiere.”

Segun Alabi: “People will talk about this for weeks. There are better ways to show affection to your wife than this kind of stunt.”

Nkechi Umeh: “He’s known for being expressive, but this move was unnecessary. It made everyone uncomfortable.”

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