Ireti says that Kachi is just one of her daughters and has nothing to do with her business.
By Omotayo Olutekunbi
Ireti Doyle, a Nollywood actress, has dissociated herself from her daughter, Ngozikachi Abimbola Onyeulo, better known as Kachi, after she was accused of defrauding people.
On Monday, October 11, 2021, the actress went ob Instagram to express her disapproval of her daughter’s company.
“I reiterate and write to inform all parties concerned and the general public that I am in no way connected to Kachi beauty products. I do no have and never owned a share, been a director, been on the payroll or received any financial benefits from the said business,” part of her statement read.
She stated that Kachi Beauty’s CEO is “one of my biological offsprings and that is the extent of the relationship.”
Those affected were asked to contact her daughter or the proper authorities who are qualified to deal with such situations, according to the actress.
Doyle’s remark comes amid the allegation leveled against her as the businesswoman’s mother.
Kachi, who sells cosmetic goods, has been accused of scamming naïve clients on multiple occasions.
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