“When Did Social Media Become The Family Court?”- Uriel Oputa Reacts To Public Relationship Drama

• Uriel Oputa, a BBNaija star, has expressed concern over the trend of airing private relationship disputes on social media.
• She questions the motivations behind couples choosing to publicize their conflicts rather than resolving them privately.
• The post highlights a growing issue in society regarding the sharing of personal matters online.

BBNaija star Uriel Oputa has questioned the growing trend of people taking their private relationship disputes to social media.

The reality TV personality raised the issue in a recent post, wondering why couples and individuals increasingly choose to make their personal conflicts public instead of resolving them privately.

Uriel questioned when social media became a platform for settling family and relationship disagreements.

Her comment comes amid the frequent trend of partners taking to social media to share allegations, air grievances and seek public support during relationship or marital disputes.

According to the reality star, personal matters should not necessarily become public conversations, especially when they involve conflicts between partners or family members.

Uriel wrote: “Why do people bring their personal relationship fights to social media? When did social media become the family court?”

Her statement has sparked conversations online, with many social media users sharing their views on whether relationship disputes should be kept private or discussed publicly when conflicts arise.

Read some comments below:

@Saint Vincent:”Honestly it doesn’t make sense to me. Someone will just be washing their dirty linen to the public and they forget that they might move on, but the Internet never moves on. I have never liked that idea.”

@Williams:”Because if they settle for house peacefully, who go give them sympathy and 50k views? 😭”

@Razzy:”E no go shock me if she carry her own matter come tomorrow sha”

@Finesse:”I have never really understood the concept behind bringing relationship drama or family feud to social media It’s just plain stupidity”