"Headline: "I’m Not Responsible for Her Pregnancy – VeryDarkMan Denies Viral Rumor, Blames AI and Slimming Products.

 

Controversial Nigerian social media personality, VeryDarkMan, has finally addressed the viral picture circulating online alleging that he is responsible for a woman’s pregnancy. In a strongly worded Instagram post, he firmly denied any involvement and labelled the photo a fabricated attempt to smear his reputation.

In his statement, VeryDarkMan stated categorically that he has never met the woman in question and, in his words, “won’t be willing to meet her ever.” He insisted the image being circulated is fake and likely generated using Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology. 

“I am certain this is A.I,” he declared, calling on his followers and fellow Nigerians to disregard the image. He added that such fake content is part of a targeted attempt to damage his character, especially as his online activism and outspokenness continue to draw public attention.

Adding a touch of sarcasm, VeryDarkMan jokingly claimed that the supposed pregnancy might be the result of "different slimming products" used by the woman. His comment has since sparked both laughter and criticism online, as netizens debated whether it was an attempt to deflect or simply classic VDM humor.

This is not the first time VeryDarkMan has faced controversy online. Known for calling out public figures and challenging societal issues, he often finds himself in the crosshairs of both fans and critics alike. This latest accusation, however, seemed to strike a personal chord.

He concluded his statement by urging Nigerians to say no to false advertising, cyberbullying, and the misuse of social media. “Protect one another,” he wrote, ending with hashtags like *#RatelMovement*, his personal campaign against injustice and misinformation.

The post has since generated massive engagement, with fans flooding the comments either in support of his defense or trolling him with memes and further speculation.

As AI-generated content and digital misinformation continue to rise, public figures like VeryDarkMan may be increasingly forced to address rumours they claim are built on lies—or pixels.