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controversies of Cynthia Morgan's career

Controversies are not new to the dancehall queen. Since her re-emergence in 2013 Cynthia Morgan has not held back her tongue when she is challenged.

Last week dancehall act Cynthia Morgan made the news for a couple of controversial pictures she shared on Instagram.
The pictures which were promotional shots for her new single, had the 'German Juice' singer holding a baby and smoking a cigarette. This caused an outrage and sparked debates online.
Controversies are however not new to the dancehall queen. Since her re-emergence in 2013 Cynthia Morgan has not held back her tongue when she is challenged.
Here are four other controversies that Cynthia Morgan has been involved in;
  • Bleaching - Before Cynthia Morgan blew up in 2013 she was known as a skinny, dark dancehall act who hailed from Benin. She features on Jhybo's hit single 'Ejo le Fe Ro (Run Dia mouth)' in 2010, and was a dark young woman. After that Cynthia Morgan disappeared from the scene. When she came back she was a fair chick with fuller breasts. There were stories that she bleached her skin, she denied these claims but...
  • Queen Ure - Cynthia Morgan clashed with singer Queen Ure over the title of her single 'Popori'. Queen Ure claimed she had the rights to the title of the song. Cynthia Morgan fired back with a slew of gangsta and threats on Instagram. The situation has cooled off now thankfully.
  • Wale Gates - Comedian Wale Gates made a comment about Cynthia Morgan saying she can't marry anyone in the entertainment industry. Cynthia Morgan didn't like his comment and gave him more than a heavy dose of her mind.
  • Slam bloggers over boobs - Tired of bloggers insinuating that she had a boob job, Cynthia Morgan lashed back and called the bloggers jobless and liars.

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