Media presenter and actress Precious Remmie, also known as Ray P, has warned YouTubers and bloggers about falsely speaking about her children. She said that they can say anything they want about her and the husband.
When it comes to her two children and the mother, she will have to deal with them on a whole different level.
Remmie has been making headlines ever since she got engaged and married to her husband, Bindeeba Raymond. Fans were not happy with her speaking and bragging about him during her daily shows on television.
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As a way to spoil the marriage and relationship, different people dug into Bindeeba’s past, which wasn’t good. They brought everything back to life.
Some of the things they brought back are his past failed relationships and the children that he ignored. Precious Remmie kept defending him, which created more hatred in the fans.
Recently she gave birth to their first child, and some YouTubers have been saying nasty things about the child. According to the actress, she and Bindeeba have no problem with being talked about, but it’s different with their children.
She said that she is willing to sue anyone that will comment about her children, and the court will determine their fate.
“I have been in the media, and I have always warned YouTubers and bloggers about commenting nasty things about my mother and children. I dare any YouTuber to say something bad about my newborn child. We will deal with each other on a whole other level in court.
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