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• Lynda Ddane revealed that an obsessive suitor allegedly hacked her personal social media accounts and KFM work pages after she rejected his advances.
• She claimed the individual attempted to damage her reputation by posting manipulated fake nude images online that were edited to resemble her.
• The media personality said she spent over Shs4 million recovering her accounts and that the traumatic experience ultimately influenced her decision to leave KFM.

Media personality Lynda Ddane has opened up about one of the most difficult periods of her career, revealing that an obsessive suitor’s actions ultimately contributed to her decision to leave KFM.

Speaking about the experience, Lynda explained that the individual became unable to handle rejection and allegedly resorted to hacking her personal social media accounts as well as official KFM pages that she managed at the time.

According to her, the unnamed individual was deeply interested in her and made alarming statements suggesting that if he could not have her, nobody else would.

The situation escalated further when the person allegedly attempted to damage her reputation by circulating fake nude images online.

“This person even tried posting fake nude pictures of me on the internet to sabotage my career,” Lynda revealed.

She explained that the images were not hers but had been taken from internet sources and manipulated to resemble her. While she now knows who was behind the attacks, she chose not to publicly identify the person and has since decided to move on from the matter.

The ordeal took a significant emotional and financial toll on her. Beyond the distress of having her accounts compromised, Lynda said the hacking affected a key source of income, as she was actively involved in nightlife hosting and relied on her social media platforms for work opportunities and promotion.

“The person who helped me get my personal accounts back asked me for over Shs4 million and I had to pay it because I needed them back,” she explained.

The media personality described the period as extremely stressful, noting that the attacks extended beyond her personal accounts and affected work-related platforms linked to KFM.

Although she still wanted to remain at the station, the experience left a lasting impact and influenced her decision to walk away.

Lynda also used her story to caution fans about the dangers of obsessive behavior, urging people to recognize that not everyone handles rejection maturely.

She warned that some individuals can become vindictive when their advances are turned down, emphasizing the importance of protecting oneself both online and offline.