The drama all started when Mercy Aigbe celebrated herself on Father’s Day without acknowledging the role of a father figure in the lives of her children.

Lanre, reacting, denied being an absentee dad, adding that he has been responsible for his children Mercy fired back, calling him a shameless man and threatening to release evidence showing he has not been performing his fatherly role and now Lanre has also counter-attacked Lanre responding again on his Instagram page, threatened to expose secrets of the actress, accusing her of ‘prostitution and living a fake life on social media.’

His post read: Mercy Aigbe, it does not take me a minute to expose all your shady secrets callous inhuman and prostitution acts with all your so call marketer, but I will not, because of my son Olajuwon and your very good mother.

“But when the time comes the whole world will still know the fake life you are living and you need to stop all this your arrogant life.”

He said this happened when he left for Zambia without his family in 2011 to take part in plays teaching about HIV and AIDS.

“Life in Zambia was heaven on earth because we could enjoy life, moving in all places but I was missing my family. During that time I had quite a number of s*xual activities and I slept with different women. When I came back home I never took care of the family. I started drinking and became an irresponsible husband, leaving the entire burden to my wife,” he said The actor who is also known for his criminal roles in Nigeria home movies said he is now a born again Christian and regrets all his acts in the past.

“I got tested while I was in Zambia after one of my girlfriends advised me about her pregnancy. She had gone for pregnancy tests and during that time, she was tested for HIV and the results were shocking, she was positive. She forced me to get tested but I could not come to terms with the results. After I got tested, I came back to Zimbabwe and I kept quiet about the issue. I never told my wife about the issue. I infected her, but I regret. Later on, I received some counseling and it went well,”

Hanks said his fame misled him into doing things which he wasn’t proud of.

“During my peak of popularity, I had s*x with approximately 80 women, within Harare and Zambia. In 2002 it was so amazing to be on TV. I abused the fame. To make matters worse, I lacked counseling and I failed to handle it properly,