Mo Bimpe Slams Troll Over Cruel Comment on Childlessness

Mo Bimpe troll comment sparks outrage as actress fires back at online hater who insulted her and mocked her childlessness after asking for help

Mo Bimpe troll comment drama has taken center stage on social media, after the Nollywood actress fired back at an Instagram user who cruelly mocked her over not having children.

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The actress, whose real name is Adebimpe Adedimeji, shared shocking screenshots of the hater’s contradictory messages—begging for help in her direct messages while publicly attacking her with vile, dehumanizing words.

In a post that quickly went viral, the troll first sent a private plea:

“I no go cry your mata and God go bless everybody. You can help me only if you want to do that. I don’t beg for help, but I need. Sexy Divaaaaa,” the user wrote in the DM.

Shortly after, the same person left a hate-filled comment under a post promoting Mo Bimpe’s new movie, calling her barren, wombless, and claiming she had no womb.

“The clock is ticking!!!! Tell the truth!!!!!! You don’t have any womb again!!!!! … Na the day you born pikin dis world go end,” the user spewed.

The actress responded with both grace and fire:

“See the nuisance stressing my fans… the fool is in my DM switching from being a hater to a fan, even begging for help. A confused maggot… Trolls are sad, frustrated, unloved, poor and insecure; they have low self-esteem and crave attention so badly. I love to keep them so they can continue to choke on my happiness,” she wrote.

Mo Bimpe’s clapback was widely praised by fans and fellow celebrities, who hailed her strength in the face of cruel online bullying—a growing concern in the entertainment industry.

This incident underscores the disturbing duality of some social media users—those who publicly shame yet privately seek help from the same people they attack.

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By standing her ground, Mo Bimpe not only defended herself but also highlighted the emotional toll of digital hate, especially surrounding sensitive issues like motherhood.