She Dirtied Her Mom..You Don't Treat A Mother Like That!! - Bulldog Almost Tears Up Over Yvonne Nelson's Memoir
Artiste Manager and entertainment pundit, Bulldog has rebuked Yvonne Nelson for writing about her mother in her memoir and exposing things that, to him, should have been kept a secret till perhaps eternity.
Yvonne Nelson, in her revealing memoir titled "I Am Not Yvonne Nelson", disclosed the estranged relationship with her mother following the shocking revelation that her mother had lied to her for 37 years about the identity of her biological father. “It has been more than a year since I saw my mother. Our last communication was on my birthday in 2022", she said.
She further opened up about a birthday wish from her mom via WhatsApp which read “Happy birthday my love. May the God of heaven continue to bless you in all your endeavours in Jesus’ name. Enjoy your day to the fullest” and her response being “If you truly love me, you will tell me who my father is. I’m 37 years. You have been unfair to me. This is the LAST time I will ever ask you”.
The book also sheds light on an attempt by Yvonne's mother to abort her after conceiving her in her womb and many other tell-it-all exposures.
But to Bulldog, Yvonne Nelson should have kept her thoughts about her mother to herself.
He reminded the actress of her mother playing the role of both a "mother and a father" since from her childhood to adulthood, thus this alone is enough to tell of the mother's love for her.
"What saddens me in this book is how she has exposed her mother. It really pains me because I know what women go through to take care of their ward. I'm telling you; it's a difficult job. So, if your mother has cared for you from childbirth to this stage in life...No matter the pain, your mom has been through like hell.
"You don't do a mother like that..I like Yvonne very much but she did her mom dirty. You know she's actually opened her mom up for ridicule," Bulldog said almost tearing up on UTV's "United Showbiz" entertainment show..
He emphasized; "When you see a woman who has given birth before, you should respect her because they faced death and came back."
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