Sandra Joseph Criticizes MC Fish Over Claim About Anita Joseph's Unborn Child

Sandra Joseph, the sister of actress Anita Joseph, has publicly rebuked Fisayo Olagunju, the hypeman widely known as MC Fish and Anita's former husband, after he used Instagram to accuse Anita of being responsible for the death of their unborn child. In the post, shared two days ago, MC Fish claimed that Anita's frequent use of waist trainers caused the loss of their unborn baby. Sandra responded by saying it was a low move for MC Fish to use Anita's stillbirth as a weapon against her. She said Anita has lost two babies, one of whom MC Fish buried. Sandra also alleged that MC Fish pushed Anita while she was pregnant, and that the fall she took from the push caused placental abruption, leading to the death of their unborn child. Sandra questioned what kind of father MC Fish would have been if he could go so low as to attack Anita using the death of their child. In her statement, Sandra said life happens, people change, and relationships break down, but when people detach they should let go with dignity. She called bringing up Anita's stillbirth the lowest blow. Sandra alleged domestic violence, saying that being high is never an excuse. She also accused MC Fish of telling cruel lies about a woman he had once pledged forever with while dragging her over a side chick he was cheating with, and asked what kind of father he would be. Sandra repeated that Anita lost two babies and that MC Fish buried one, describing the pain as massive and recalling how everyone cried and mourned. She noted that his mother also cried heavily and was very supportive, along with his sister, and said they remain loving. Sandra said perhaps it was not meant to be, but no woman should have to carry the guilt, pain, and trauma of losing a child and then have that loss thrown back at her as a weapon. She offered a message to every baby born sleeping, to the wombs that carried them, and to her little nephew, whom she described as an angel who came into the world, saying he would always be remembered by his mother and family, naming Anita Joseph and Diamond chimaobim Olagunju.