May Yul-Edochie, the estranged wife of Nollywood actor Yul Edochie, is celebrating her birthday today, September 16, 2025 as she takes to her Instagram page to mark the special day with stunning photos of herself.
May Edochie in her message expressed her excitement about embarking on a new chapter in her life, stating, “Before now, my life has been a journey of lessons, blessings, and becoming. Now, it is a journey of grace, growth, and gratitude.” She chose to open this new book with hope for unlimited possibilities and every good thing that comes from the Almighty.
The birthday photoshoot, styled by @beccaneedlesnstitches, features May in an elegant dress that “whispers elegance, grace, and the magic of a modern-day princess.” She playfully noted that the first slide is not the cover, building anticipation for the rest of her birthday photo collection.
May Yul-Edochie is a successful entrepreneur, philanthropist, and brand influencer. She is the CEO of DKK Investment and the founder of May’s Oasis Foundation, which supports widows, the less privileged, and victims of violence.
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As reported by eelive.ng, May Yul-Edochie few weeks back, sued Yinka Theisen, demanding N500 million in damages for alleged defamation. The controversy began after Yinka made a series of social media posts that May’s team claims were defamatory and damaging to her reputation. May accused Yinka of cyberbullying, cyberstalking, gaslighting, and defamation, which allegedly imperilled her safety through malicious threats and demonstrably false allegations.
May’s lawyers issued a cease-and-desist notice to Yinka, giving her 48 hours to retract the defamatory posts, issue a public apology, and pay the demanded compensation. Failure to comply would lead to civil and criminal litigation. Yinka, however, has refused to back down, accusing May of putting her life in danger by sharing her private address publicly and daring May to proceed with the lawsuit.
The feud between the two women has been ongoing, with Yinka previously accusing May of orchestrating cyberbullying campaigns against her. May has denied these allegations, and her lawyers claim that Yinka’s actions have not only tarnished her personal image but also disrupted her business dealings, endorsements, and brand value.
