Bindura University Leaked Bedroom Video: Student Responds, Hints at Pregnancy in Open Letter

Bindura University Leaked Bedroom Video: Student Responds, Hints at Pregnancy in Open Letter

A Bindura University of Science Education (BUSE) student, Delight Marwizi, known online as Audeng Dee, has broken her silence after a bedroom video allegedly involving her and her boyfriend surfaced online and quickly went viral.

Bindura University Female Student Responds to Leaked Bedroom Video

Taking to Instagram, Marwizi shared a lengthy and emotional statement, addressing the scandal and the backlash she’s faced. She hinted that she’s pregnant and wrote the post as an open letter to her unborn daughter.

She began by reflecting on how the world often thrives on drama and people’s mistakes.

“Dear unborn daughter, As you enter this world, I want to share some wisdom and love with you. Life can be cruel and privacy is often an illusion. The World craves drama and feed on others mistakes but remember true strength lies in kindness, empathy and forgiveness,” part of the statement reads.

Turning to those criticising her, Marwizi questioned the moral high ground many seem to claim.

“The wise words ‘let those without sin cast the first stone’ remind us to reflect on our own actions before judging others. ln a World where good and evil constantly battle, I choose love ,forgiveness and compassion,” the statement continued.

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Audeng Dee Apologises But Denies She Was in Leaked Video

Despite denying that she’s the person in the explicit video, Marwizi apologised to her family for the embarrassment caused.

“To my family, I’m deeply sorry for the stress, worry or disgrace this situation have caused. I know the video circulating wasn’t me, and I hope you can find in your hearts to forgive and understand. For those who’ve hurt me deeply, I choose forgiveness, not for them but for my own peace. Seeking redemption and comfort in God’s love,” she added.

Marwizi ended the post by offering her unborn daughter a final piece of advice:

“As you grow, dear daughter, remember love, kindness, and forgiveness will be your greatest strengths. You’re loved, and you are enough,” she said.