Yul Edochie’s Second Wife, Judy Austin Finally Breaks Silence After Husband Lost Son With First Wife

Actor, Yul Edochie’s second wife, Judy Austin Edochie has finally broken her silence following the death of her husband’s first son, Kambilinachukwu Edochie.

In a video currently making the rounds on social media on Sunday evening, Judy could be seen, in a rather insensitive manner, expressing how much God loves her.

Against the expectations of many, Judy failed to reference the death of her stepson or show empathy for the deceased mother, May Edochie but instead, focused on herself.

She also spoke on her trials as the second wife to the actor.

The nollywood actress quoted a popular saying, “It’s he that wears the shoe that knows exactly where it pinches” to drive home her point.

While affirming God’s love for her, Judy recounted how the Lord saved her during her childbirth.

According to her, God came through for her when all hopes were lost.

“I don’t know where to start from, God loves me so much. I know it might sound strange to a lot of people but God loves me so much. I don’t know if he loves everyone as much as he loves me.

“They say it’s he that wears the shoe that knows exactly where it pinches. It is only me that knows, just me.

“God loves me so much, he has continued to fight all my battles.

“I want the whole universe to worship God with me cause he has been awesome.

“You don’t need people’s validation once you have God’s validation in your life, you are good. If you are with God, you are majority.

“I put to bed when it seems like it wouldn’t happen. He came through for me, he made sure that I am fine”.

Kanyi Daily recall that Kambilinachukwu, died on March 30th at the age of 16.

The 16-year-old reportedly collapsed on while playing football in school.

He was immediately rushed to the hospital where he was confirmed dead.

Meanwhile, Yul Edochie a few days ago, in a post shared on Facebook, thanked those who commiserated with his family by visiting and calling him during his son’s demise, stating that the love and concerns he got from them were overwhelming.