Social media personality Emmanuel Obruste, widely recognized as GehGeh, has pushed back against public scrutiny after footage of his participation in a traditional wedding circulated online. Observers questioned the authenticity of the event after he posted clips featuring himself and a woman in coordinated burgundy attire.
In the footage shared on his X account, GehGeh appeared in an agbada adorned with dark beads. The materials included an invitation card for a union between Mary and Prosper, scheduled for July 26. He addressed his involvement by asking rhetorically if he was not permitted to stand in for a friend living abroad.
The clips sparked significant debate, with detractors suggesting his presence at the ceremony clashed with the relationship and financial guidance that defines his online persona. Critics labeled the influencer a hypocrite for participating in an event he appeared to discourage others from pursuing.
GehGeh dismissed these accusations, challenging his audience to provide evidence of him explicitly advising against marriage. He criticized the public for failing to grasp the nature of digital content creation, suggesting that those who understand the platform can find success without confusion.
