Drama As Caucasian Lady Criticizes Chimamanda Adichie Over Alleged Surrogacy

• A Caucasian woman criticized Nigerian writer Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie online regarding her recent announcement of welcoming twins.
• The criticism arose from allegations that Adichie used surrogacy to have her twins.
• The critic, known as @Poppy_yyyyyyyy on X, expressed her views on the platform.

A Caucasian woman has stirred online discussions after criticizing renowned Nigerian writer Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie over allegations that she welcomed twins through surrogacy.

The social media user, identified as @Poppy_yyyyyyyy on X, took to the platform to share her thoughts on the matter.

Previously, during an interview about her latest book, Dream Count, Chimamanda revealed that she had recently become a mother to twins. However, she did not disclose whether the children were born naturally or through surrogacy.

Expressing her disappointment, @Poppy_yyyyyyyy claimed that the acclaimed author had her twin boys via surrogacy, sparking mixed reactions from social media users.

“Chimamanda Ngozie Adichie using a surrogate to get twin boys is ridiculously disappointing.” she said.

See some comments below;

@Faythememer opined: “It’s possible she had fertility issues”

@Poppy_yyyyyyyy: “That’s not an excuse to buy a baby.”

@Jenny27051995: “Just love her book.. we all have our flaws”

@Poppy_yyyyyyyy: “I love her books too and thought she was incredibly brave speaking up about women’s rights. I find it incredibly disappointing she doesn’t think that those rights extend to all women.”

@UChigbu53414: “Who cares what you think about her? When did surrogacy become a crime? People, even your faves have been doing it but because it is Chimamanda you want to lament.”

@JoolzDenby: “Why is it a surprise a rich entitled woman who has little contact with people unlike herself buys a baby from a poor woman rather than have the risk and ‘hassle’ herself. It’s commonplace now.”

@Poppy_yyyyyyyy: “Everything I’ve read by her suggests that she’s hugely aware of class/ race/ sex issues. I thought she was better than that. More fool me.”

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