Counsellor Lutterodt Wades Into Criss Waddle 'Suicide' Drama – His Behaviour Is That Of A Child

Counsellor George Lutterodt has taken a swipe at Criss Waddle, saying that his actions in the recent suicide drama engulfing him shows he’s a child who’s not deserving of being seen as a role model.
Waddle had a rough week that began with news that an 18 year old girl (Mary Obeng) had attempted suicide after she was jilted by Waddle. The strange saga continued with the girl coming out to speak on the issue, and Waddle denying he had any meaningful relationship with her.
He at a point described her suicide attempt as fake, and might or might not have leaked naked photos of her as retribution.
Speaking on Hitz Fm, the outspoken Counsellor said that Waddle’s decision to sleep with an 18 year old girl is not that of an adult. He also said that his actions are not that of a role model, although inexplicably such celebrities are seen as such.
“If Criss Waddle is in his 30s and his interest is to have sexual intercourse with an 18, is he an adult? ” he wondered.
“…We have a lot of children in the system and we call them role models” he insisted.
“They are nothing besides role models but we classify them as such. Its not just Criss Waddle [who behaves as such]”
It’s good to hear that without Kumchacha in the studio, our lovely counsellor regains his voice.