“I’m gay, living in my truth” – Former Hip TV presenter, Dayo Ephraim asserts in new interview

• Former Hip TV presenter, Dayo Ephraim has opened up about being gay.
• He disclosed this during a brief interview where he urged everyone to live their truths and pay less attention to public noise.
• He confidently declared that he is gay and urged social media users to go ahead and throw tantrums as usual.

Former Hip TV presenter, Dayo Ephraim has opened up about his sexuality.

The ex-show anchor who relocated to the US some years ago revealed this during a brief interview where he categorically stated that he is gay and living in his truth.

Dayo who donned a crop top alongside a jean mini skirt urged people to live their truths.

Showing how less concerned he is about public opinions, Dayo encouraged netizens to talk on social media as they often do, reiterating that this wouldn’t change his decision.

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In other news, Ghanaian transgender star Headucator ignited a firestorm with bombshell claims that have left many reeling.

In an eye-popping, no-holds-barred interview on the Rants, Bants and Confession podcast, Headucator unleashed a scandalous tale of secret affairs with some of Ghana’s prominent pastors, pulling back the curtain on a hidden world of lust, deceit, and shocking hypocrisy.

Headucator revealed the shocking routine that often followed their secret encounters, describing how, after their intimate moments, these pastors would immediately launch into prayer sessions, fervently speaking in tongues as though battling unseen forces.

According to him, he couldn’t help but be struck by the irony, said it left him wondering whether they were casting out a spirit or cleansing themselves of the guilt that weighed on their souls.

Headucator boldly detailed how these spiritual leaders pursued him, sliding into his DMs on Instagram with alarming ease. Unlike other men who beat around the bush, he claimed these pastors were direct, skipped the usual small talk and got straight to the point.