Lawyer suggests Jussie Smollett and Nigerian brother were in a sexual relationship
Nigerian brothers Abel and Ola Osundairo testified at Jussie Smollett's trial in Chicago on Thursday. They say Jussie hired them to beat him up in an attack he thought would be filmed and go viral in the press. They said they never intended for police to become involved, and they wanted to help Jussie, their 'friend'. Jussie's attorneys have suggested he was having a romantic relationship with Abel, and that Ola was homophobic.
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