Tina Fierce Has The Last Laugh As Bloggers Find Out What They Called Her Wedding Was An Advert

Posted by: Suubi Anne in Celebrity December 8, 2020

Over the weekend, there were photos that went viral on social media while Tina Fierce was in a bridal gown with a man besides her. Bloggers ran on their pages and started alleging that Tina Fierce had gotten married secretly. Some bloggers said it was a court marriage. Little did they know that this was simply an advertising for a new brand on the market.

The former Sqoop on Sqoop presenter couldn’t hold in her laughter so she ran to her social media pages. “Eishhhhh!!!! I had one hell of a Monday dear ug bloggers, now do you see why i call y’all useless…”
Tina Fierce tweeted.

Eishhhhh!!!! I had one hell of a Monday 😂 dear ug bloggers, now do you see why i call y’all useless?🤦‍♀️😂😂😂 #singleandlovingit #mitimagyakaluba #alwaysknowyourfacts😂😂😂😂 Goodmorning gang🥰

— I AM FIERCE (@Tinafierce1) December 8, 2020

Do bloggers ever do research?

After this incident, its only right to say our research skills as journalists are still lacking. Why would you punish a story without clear information about it. The issue is everyone wants to be relevant even when there is no need to be. It will never hurt you to be the last to publish a story but when it’s true than being the first when it’s false, it will cost you credibility in the public eye.

So many times people have come out to complain of being defamed by the media over things they say they didn’t do. This cuts across t to all news. Recently just after the death of Sheikh Nuhu Muzaata, some bloggers started announcing the death of Lord Mayor Erias Lukwago and yet he is still alive.
There should be a felt penalty for publishing false news because it misleads the public and ruins the media image. Perhaps when one gets sued, the rest will learn.

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