The Truth About Roselande Belony: A Viral Scandal, False Rumors, and a Father’s Defense
Her name has dominated social media, sparking debates, wild theories, and intense curiosity. From church pulpits to private Telegram groups, Roselande Belony’s identity has become as controversial as the leaked videos falsely attributed to her.
Some claim she’s the daughter of a prominent Ivorian pastor. Others insist she’s from Kenya or Tanzania. But the truth? None of these rumors are true.
Who Is Roselande Belony?
Roselande is a Haitian media personality, singer, and former radio host, best known for her work on *Radio Télé Pacific*, where she hosted educational programs. A woman of strong stage presence and musical talent, she’s also an active member of her local church—often leading worship and occasionally preaching.
But despite what social media claims, she is not a pastor’s daughter.
A Father Speaks Out
As the scandal grew, Roselande’s father, Serge Belony, stepped forward to clear the air. In an exclusive interview with Blocus on Storm TV, he shut down the viral narrative that his daughter was a pastor’s child.
“I am not a pastor. I’m a driver and mechanic, and I haven’t stepped inside a church in over ten years,” he stated firmly.
He also debunked another widespread rumor—that the videos were leaked by a vengeful ex-fiancé after Roselande refused intimacy. According to Serge, the man in the videos was her official boyfriend at the time. Their relationship was known to family and church members but ended eight months ago due to church pressure over the young man’s appearance and lifestyle.
“The church didn’t approve of his braided hair, pierced ears, and what they considered a non-conformist lifestyle,” Serge explained. “They asked her to end the relationship, and she did.”
The Real Culprit? A Robbery Gone Wrong
The most shocking twist? The videos weren’t leaked by her ex—but by an unknown thief.
According to Serge, Roselande was returning from a hospital visit when she was robbed at gunpoint by a fake motorcycle taxi rider. The attacker stole her phone, disabled its security settings, and later leaked the private videos—possibly after failing to extort money.
The Aftermath: Public Backlash and Support
The fallout was brutal. The videos spread like wildfire across Telegram, Twitter, and other platforms, leading to Roselande’s resignation from *Radio Télé Pacific*. The scandal ignited fierce reactions, particularly in African countries like Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda.
Public opinion remains sharply divided. Some condemn her, while others rally behind her:
- “The story makes me confused and angry… This is a terrible invasion of privacy.”
- “She may have made a mistake, but what’s happening now is cyberbullying.”
Despite the storm, Roselande has faced the backlash with resilience. She continues to share words of encouragement on social media, thanking those who stand by her.
Yet, the harsh reality remains: her most private moments have been exposed to the world. And while she moves forward, the internet never forgets—not the whispers, not the rumors, not the pain behind the headlines.
What are your thoughts? Should private moments define a person’s life? Let’s discuss in the comments.
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