DaddyHood Stands Firm as HomeBois Distances Itself from Udil’s Controversy

The owner of the esports organization HomeBois, Nureddy “DaddyHood” Nursal, has finally taken a firm stance regarding the recent controversy that stirred tension within the Indonesian and Malaysian MLBB communities regarding their star player, Muhammad “Udil” Ardiansyah.

As reported over the past few weeks, Udil was allegedly implicated in a social media post detailing a case involving a woman during his active participation in the MPL Malaysia. The accusations include claims of sexual harassment and illegal drug use.

Udil later responded with a clarification posted on his social media accounts. However, his explanation was deemed unsatisfactory and further inflamed tensions among fans. This led MPL viewers demanding DaddyHood to take strict disciplinary action against the player.

Although Udil is currently not part of the main roster, he remains officially affiliated with HomeBois, indirectly tying him to the team’s ongoing issues. DaddyHood addressed the situation, stating that any decision regarding Udil would not impact the team’s operations.

“This [issue] has been taken out of context. The individual in question is not part of our active roster. The incident occurred outside Malaysia and beyond our jurisdiction.

Personally, I don’t involve myself in others’ personal matters. Those involved in the dispute should resolve it themselves. We need to stay focused on our priorities, as we have a larger mission to pursue.”

He further emphasized that HomeBois has no intention of protecting bad players and revealed that a legal team is already handling the case between Udil and the complainant. As of now, there have been no new developments in the matter.