“There is no phony business going on” – Kemi Adetiba debunks rumors of Rift with Mo Abudu

Kemi Adetiba & Mo Abudu
Following the announcement by CEO of Ebonylife TV, Mo Abudu that there would be a sequel to last year’s blockbuster, “The Wedding Party“, a lot of questions have been concerning the replacement of Kemi Adetiba as director. Speaking exclusively to Linda Ikeji’s Blog, Kemi Adetiba herself reiterated that she’s still good friends with Mo and there was no bad blood between them. She said:
There’s really nothing to it, I’m still very good friends with the house, I speak to them everyday. I don’t want to make a statement right now, I’m still very close to Mo Abudu there’s no phony business going on. A statement will be out soon though
Niyi Akinmolayan is the replacement directing the sequel:
Photo Credit: Instagram – @kemiadetiba/@banksmpro

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