A lady identified as Lorraine Guyo has revealed that she received 7,000 messages on WhatsApp from interested prospects after her Valentine video went viral.

The Zimbabwean identified as Lorraine Guyo said she had to block her line as her phone was already crashing.

She also revealed that she didn’t know how her phone number got to social media space.

“I don’t know who put my number on social media. I received 7 000 messages on WhatsApp and actually had to block my Econet line as my phone was now crashing. These (messages) were from men who had liked what they had seen and wanted to be my Valentine’s dates.

“Others claimed that they wanted to take care of me with some from outside the country even offering to facilitate a visa for me. Some sent messages to appreciate my beauty,” she said.

But, it was not all who were interested in dating or complimenting her as some hurled insults on WhatsApp.

“Some came to my inbox to shout at me, calling me a disgrace. The people from church also didn’t take it lightly as I was removed from our church WhatsApp group with our youth leader telling me he was disappointed.”

WuzupNaija gathered that Guyo was recorded pleading with men to propose to her before the 14th of February (Valentine’s Day) because she didn’t want to remain single.

What was meant to be a joke according to Lorraine, however, went from zero to a 100 as a nude video of someone purported to be her surfaced, subsequently leading to her suspension and later reinstatement by her employer.

The lady further revealed that the clip was a Valentine skit that was blown out of proportion.

She said;

“This is one of the many videos I’ve recorded. It’s just that this one made it’s way to the public but I’ve many of them. I’m very passionate about acting and recording my skits.

“I recorded this particular one as a joke for Valentine’s Day. Sadly, there were people who didn’t understand that it was a joke and blew the whole issue out of proportion.

Meanwhile, Lorraine said she contemplated committing suicide after the controversial video.