JUST-IN: TikToker Mirabel Returns To Social Media After Rehab

Nigerian TikToker Mirabel has announced her return to social media after leaving a rehabilitation programme in Ogun State, months after she was taken into police custody over a controversial false rape allegation.

Mirabel announced her return in a social media post, attracting renewed attention from users who had followed the controversy surrounding her case.

Her return has, however, generated mixed reactions online, with some users expressing interest in her latest update while others questioned why her comeback needed to be publicly announced.

Reacting to the development, X user Lateef Akangbe, known as NOCASE, criticised the publicity surrounding Mirabel’s return.

“Now, tell me why you need to give this publicity? Una no wan bring sanity to this community at all! Y’all keep promoting shii!” he wrote.

The reaction reflects the divided opinions surrounding Mirabel, whose earlier controversy generated widespread discussion across social media.

Mirabel was taken into police custody months ago following allegations surrounding a reported rape incident, which later came under scrutiny after claims that the allegation was false.

The controversy attracted significant public attention, with social media users closely following developments surrounding the case and her subsequent absence from online platforms.

She was later reported to have undergone a rehabilitation programme in Ogun State, during which she stayed away from social media and public attention.

Her latest announcement, therefore, marks her return to the online space after months away.

While some social media users have expressed curiosity about her well-being and what she has been up to during her absence, others have questioned the decision to bring renewed publicity to the controversial figure.

The mixed reactions have once again placed Mirabel at the centre of an online conversation, highlighting the continued public interest in her activities despite her period away from social media.