Hanks Anuku’s babymama and ex-wife reportedly abandoned him

As previously reported by WITHINNIGERIA, speculations of the actor being mentally ill has circulated the internet.

In recent development, Instagram blogger Tosin Silverdam claims that the actor has been abandoned by his family.

Anuku has three children from two women. He has a babymama identified as Tonia Okwudibonye and an ex-wife, who has two kids,a boy and girl for him.

Since the news of his condition broke out, no one from the actor’s family has debunked or confirmed the reports.

He revealed that the actor’s babymama, Tonia Okwudibonye stated that she had lost contact with him.

Hanks’ wife, is believed to have left him after he infected her with HIV and was living a frivolous lifestyle.

Last year, Hanks Anuku, had revealed how he infected his wife with HIV and slept with 80 women.

He claimed it happened when he went to Zambia without his family in 2011 to act in HIV and AIDS shows.

According to him, he slept with variety of ladies and never cared about his family.

He admitted that he started drinking and became an irresponsible spouse, enabling his wife to carry the family burden.

“Life in Zambia was a dream come true because we were able to enjoy ourselves and go to new locations, yet I missed my family.

“I had different activities and slept with a variety of ladies throughout that time. I never cared after my family. After I went home, I started drinking and became an irresponsible spouse, enabling my wife to carry the full burden,” he continued.

Revealing how he found out that he was HIV positive, he said,

“While I was in Zambia, one of my girlfriends told me she was pregnant, so I got tested. During that time, she had gone for pregnancy tests and had been tested for HIV, and the results were shocking: she was HIV positive. She forced me to take the test, but the findings were unacceptable to me. After getting tested, I returned to Zimbabwe and kept quiet about the issue. I never told my wife about the problem. I apologize for infecting her, I later went through some counseling, which went well,”.

He further said that his notoriety caused him to do things he didn’t want to do.

“I had to sleep with over 80 ladies in Harare and Zambia during the height of my popularity. It felt fantastic to be on television in 2002. I used my celebrity to my advantage. To make matters worse, I lacked counseling and did not handle the situation effectively,” he said.