Reality TV star Queen Mercy Atang has opened up about the intense online trolling she faces, revealing that some individuals go as far as messaging her husband to bad-mouth her.
In a recent post, Queen shared a screenshot of a troll’s message to her husband and expressed her frustration over the situation. According to her, this isn’t the first time people have slid into his DMs to make disparaging remarks about her.
She wrote:
“You trolled me, I reacted, and then you ran to his DMs to say you want to drag me. Did someone tell you I’m scared of being dragged? I’ve had enough of it. You have no idea what I’ve been through when it comes to online trolling, I’ve developed a thick skin for it.”
Queen also addressed the rumors that previously circulated about her marriage ending, revealing that it led to an influx of women messaging her husband.
“A few months ago, when rumors spread that my husband and I had broken up, the number of girls who flooded his DMs was shocking. Some were bad-mouthing me, others boldly offering to marry him, claiming they’d be more ‘obedient’ than me. I’ve really seen it all in this space.”
She admitted that the trolling sometimes makes her consider hiding her husband’s Instagram account or avoiding posting about him altogether.
“Sometimes I feel like hiding his Instagram account or just stopping myself from posting him. The kind of messages he reads about me—only God can help me handle it.”
Queen ended her statement with a stern warning to trolls, stating that while she has developed a thick skin, there is a limit to what she can tolerate.
“Please, if you want to drag me, go ahead, but don’t cross the line. Because if I decide to make an example out of you, you won’t like it.”
Her post has since sparked conversations online, with many sympathizing with her and condemning the toxic nature of social media trolling.
