A wedding ceremony in Imo State was unexpectedly called off after the groom reportedly discovered old social media photos of his fiancée allegedly showing her smoking cannabis, popularly referred to as “Canadian Loud.”
According to reports, the discovery triggered serious tension between both families just days before the planned ceremony. What was meant to be a joyful celebration quickly turned into a heated family dispute.
How the Issue Escalated
Sources claim the groom stumbled upon the photos online and confronted his bride-to-be. The images, believed to be from years ago, allegedly showed her smoking cannabis.
The bride reportedly admitted the photos were from her past, explaining that they did not reflect her current lifestyle. She allegedly pleaded with her fiancé to judge her based on who she is now rather than past mistakes.
However, the groom was said to be deeply uncomfortable with the discovery, reportedly insisting that the issue raised concerns about values and compatibility.
Families Step In
As tensions rose, family members from both sides reportedly held several discussions in an attempt to salvage the situation. Mediation efforts, however, did not yield a compromise.
With emotions running high and no agreement reached, the groom allegedly decided to cancel the wedding entirely.
Social Media Reacts
News of the cancelled wedding has sparked mixed reactions online. While some people argue that everyone deserves a chance to move beyond their past, others believe that transparency and shared values are critical in marriage.
The incident has once again highlighted how past social media activity can resurface unexpectedly — sometimes with life-changing consequences.
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Published by Ejoh Caleb
