A fresh wave of controversy has hit social media after old direct messages purportedly involving feminist writer Ozzy Etomi resurfaced online, triggering widespread reactions and leading to the temporary deactivation of her Twitter account. The leaked conversations were posted by Max, who is widely referred to online as the former girlfriend of Paystack co-founder Ezra Olubi. Max published the chats after Ozzy publicly denied being friends with her. In response, Max released what she claimed were past exchanges between them, presenting long threads of messages that appeared to span several years. In the alleged chats, the person said to be Ozzy discussed personal relationships in unusually candid terms. The messages show conversations about marriage, divorce, infidelity, s3xuality, and dissatisfaction within romantic relationships. In one leaked conversation, she allegedly spoke about getting married for stability, ending an engagement, and cheating during a marriage. Another set of messages appears to show her discussing her interest in women and describing the challenges of navigating different relationships. The screenshots also contain a controversial section in which Ozzy is said to have referred to media personality Toke Makinwa using derogatory slang related to transactional relationships. Multiple screenshots show her reacting casually to claims about dating dynamics among acquaintances, with the tone drawing significant backlash online. Max also alleged that Ozzy once attempted to become part of her relationship structure with Ezradescribed online as a polycule involving Max, Ezra, and Maxs female partner. Max insisted that Ozzy had been close to both her and Ezra, contradicting Ozzys claim that they were never friends. Ozzys Twitter account showed signs of deactivation shortly after the screenshots went viral, prompting further speculation among users. Critics flooded timelines with conversations dissecting the alleged chats, while others cautioned that the messages could be edited, taken out of context, or fabricated. Much of the online reaction connects this development to the wider storm surrounding Ezra Olubi, who has faced intense scrutiny in the past few days over resurfaced social-media posts and blog entries. Many users have been revisiting old tweets and blog content attributed to him, discussing the themes and language used in those archived posts. Some of the resurfaced materials circulating online contain highly controversial or inappropriate remarks, though critics and supporters continue to debate their context, authenticity, and intent. As of now, neither Ozzy Etomi nor Ezra Olubi has issued a new public statement addressing the latest wave of allegations. Paystack, which earlier confirmed Ezras suspension following unrelated online reports, has not commented on the new set of trending conversations. The post Popular feminist Ozzy Etomi deactivates her Twitter account after old alleged DMs with Ezras b!s3xual ex-girlfriend revealed that she called Toke Makinwa a runs girl appeared first on TIME.I.NG.
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