"Don't Marry, They Said": Tunde Perry Blasts Relationship Coach Geh Geh for Secret Wedding After Years of Anti-Marriage Rants

Media personality Tunde Perry has unleashed a blistering attack on self-proclaimed financial and relationship coach Geh Geh, accusing him of hypocrisy after reports emerged that the controversial influencer quietly tied the knot—despite spending years advising his followers to steer clear of marriage.

Perry, in a now-viral video shared across social media, did not hold back, labelling Geh Geh as "the most useless and dangerous person online" and warning his fans against following his teachings.

"Geh Geh is the most useless and dangerous person online—if you like, keep following what he preaches," Perry said in the clip. "He did a private wedding after spoiling people's lives and telling them not to get married."

A Stunning U-Turn?

The criticism comes amid a firestorm of reactions to Geh Geh's reported marriage, which was reportedly conducted with little fanfare and without invitations to many of his close associates—including his own sister, who recently expressed hurt over being excluded.

Perry's outrage echoes growing public sentiment that Geh Geh's personal choices starkly contradict the very advice he has built his online persona around. For years, the coach had repeatedly warned men to avoid romantic commitments, framing marriage as a financial trap and emotional liability.

Now, with his own wedding photos making rounds online, critics and supporters alike are questioning the authenticity of his relationship doctrine.

Social Media Erupts

The backlash is far from isolated. Over the past 48 hours, several notable figures have weighed in:

· Comedian AY Makun questioned the influence of public opinion over personal decisions, remarking: "When did public opinion become stronger than the altar?" after withdrawing from a church programme.

· Socialite Saida Boj mockingly commented on Geh Geh's wedding, adding fuel to the fiery debate.

· Geh Geh's own sister publicly vented about being left out of the ceremony, further intensifying family drama.

Viral Video Sparks Debate

The video shared by Perry, which has amassed thousands of views, captures the raw emotion of a man who feels betrayed by a public figure he once trusted. The clip's caption reads:

"GehGeh is the most useless & dangerous person online, if you like be following what he preaches. He did a private wedding after spoiling people's lives and telling them not to get married" – Tunde Perry

Watch the full video below:

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What Happens Next?

As the backlash continues to trend, Geh Geh has yet to issue a public response to the mounting accusations. Meanwhile, his followers are left divided—some defending his right to privacy and personal happiness, others feeling deceived by the stark contrast between his public rhetoric and private reality.

One thing is certain: this wedding has turned into a cultural flashpoint, sparking a larger conversation about the responsibility of online influencers and the dangers of absolutist advice in matters of the heart.

Stay tuned for updates as this story develops.

Share your thoughts in the comments—do influencers owe their followers consistency, or is their personal life off-limits?

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