Osundairo Brothers Demand Smollett Confession

Abel and Ola Osundairo, the Nigerian brothers involved in the Jussie Smollett hate crime hoax, have publicly demanded that Smollett admit his guilt, asserting the incident significantly damaged their lives and careers. They recounted how Smollett convinced them to help him stage the attack by referencing celebrity incidents, specifically claiming that Kim Kardashian's 2016 robbery was fake to suggest such fabrications were common in Hollywood. Following the Illinois Supreme Court's controversial decision to overturn Smollett's conviction due to a legal technicality, the brothers expressed their disbelief at the leniency shown to him, as he received minimal consequences for his actions. They also mentioned an outstanding debt of $500 from Smollett, emphasizing that financial compensation was not their primary concern. The brothers highlighted the damaging fallout from the hoax, including loss of relationships and job opportunities, stating they were unfairly vilified. Their call for accountability comes amid criticism of the judicial handling of Smollett's case, raising broader questions about justice and celebrity privilege.