Ola Aina Clears the Air on 'Talking' To Another Footballer's Girlfriend
Ola Aina went viral after he made a bizarre confession.
Ola Aina has released a statement on social media after revealing that he is in a 'talking stage' with another footballer's girlfriend.
Aina went viral after a clip of him on Channel 4.0's Savage Kids & Agony Aunties emerged online.
The concept of the show is a group of aunties and kids attempt to help celebrities with their dilemmas.
Nottingham Forest star Aina appeared on the latest episode of the show and made a bizarre confession.
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"My dilemma is I'm in a talking stage with another baller's girl," he said.
Asked who the football star plays for, Aina replied: "Can't disclose that one," before confirming they were 'talking' rather than 'walking', and had been doing so for a 'few weeks'.
The aunties and the kids continued to quiz the 29-year-old, who said that he 'knows she likes me back'.
Aina then aimed a taunt at the 'baller' as he was asked if he could beat him one on one.
"Easy," the full-back replied as he was pressed on whether she is 'bit a clout chaser' given her pursuit of two footballers.
The panel bickered as they put forward their cases, with Aina ultimately siding with the aunties.
The clip, naturally, has attracted plenty of attention, prompting Aina to speak out on social media.
He cleared the air on his claim that he is 'talking' to another footballer's girlfriend by revealing it was 'entirely scripted'.
"To everyone that's wandering. I wanna be clear with something. The show that is circulating was entirely scripted and created for entertainment. (Please focus) The storyline does not reflect my life, my relationships, or anyone connected to me," he wrote on Snapchat.
"(Please focus) It is not rooted in reality in any way.
"I understand that clips can take on a life of their own, especially online, but I hope people can recognise this for what it is, just some content. (Please focus) I take pride in who I am on and off the pitch, and I would never disrespect anyone like that. (Please let's be concentrated)."
Nasir Jabbar