Former Big Brother Naija housemate Katrina “Ka3na” Jones has stirred heavy backlash online after posting a photoshopped image of herself in place of Chioma Rowland in one of Davido’s pre-wedding pictures. The post quickly went viral, sparking debates on social media about respect, boundaries, and attention-seeking in celebrity culture.
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Ka3na uploaded an edited version of Davido and Chioma’s pre-wedding photo where Chioma’s face was removed and replaced with hers. She shared the image on Instagram alongside a congratulatory caption directed at the couple.
The edit caught the attention of fans almost instantly. Many considered it disrespectful to Chioma, especially as the original picture was part of a significant and emotional celebration for the newlyweds.
Why Did People React So Strongly?
Davido and Chioma’s relationship has been highly publicized, with the couple gaining massive support from fans worldwide. Their wedding was not just a personal milestone but also a public celebration embraced by Nigerians at home and abroad.
For many, altering such a sentimental photo—even in jest—crossed a line. Social media users accused Ka3na of chasing clout at the expense of the bride’s dignity, calling the move unnecessary and provocative.
How Did Ka3na Respond to the Criticism?
In response to the backlash, Ka3na defended her post, stating that her intention was not to disrespect Chioma or Davido. She described herself as a widow, single mother, and businesswoman who has faced real challenges, adding that her social media content is curated for entertainment and not a reflection of her personal life.
Ka3na also emphasized that she is not romantically interested in Davido, saying, “I do white men only.” She revealed that the post was meant to be temporary and planned to delete it after 24 hours.
Is This the First Time Something Like This Has Happened?
This incident reminds many of past situations where public figures have digitally inserted themselves into images with other celebrities. While some see it as harmless fun, others view it as attention-seeking behavior that can easily be misinterpreted, especially when it involves significant personal moments like weddings.
