In a whirlwind of viral moments, Anisa Johnson, the 22-year-old daughter of controversial psychologist and activist Dr. Umar Johnson, has ignited social media discourse once again. This time, she proudly declared her virginity while escalating claims of family turmoil, including allegations of physical abuse against her father.
In a TikTok video that quickly racked up views, Anisa revealed she remains a virgin, emphasizing her decision to wait until marriage. “A lot of y’all can’t say that, and yes, I’m bragging,” she stated. “Y’all be out here [sexing] anything walking. I’m 22 years old, and I’m still a virgin. No man can ever say that they’ve touched me, had sex with me, or seen my body. You wanna know why? Because I’m waiting for marriage.”
She didn’t stop there. Anisa emphasized that her decision was based on responsibility, pointing out that unplanned pregnancies often leave women to deal with the consequences alone.
“If I get pregnant, guess who the responsibility will be on? It’s going to be on me. Me.”
Anisa doubled down on her stance, calling abortion psychologically damaging, claiming, “A lot of y’all will say we could just get an abortion. Getting an abortion has a huge psychological impact on women.
“You have to understand you killed your own child.”
Anisa also shared details about her long-distance relationship, noting that her partner financially supports her needs. “He pays for most of my necessities,” she said, framing the dynamic as a choice aligned with her values.
The revelation comes just days after Anisa accused Dr. Umar of being an absent father, a claim that initially went viral. She has since intensified her allegations, alleging he physically abused her mother (whom Dr. Umar refers to as “Mama Smurf”). The activist responded cryptically on social media, telling supporters to “pick a side” and insisting he’d only address the claims if Anisa’s mother was present.
This isn’t the first time the Johnson family’s private struggles have spilled into public view. Dr. Umar, known for his Afrocentric advocacy and polarizing takes on Black parenthood, has long faced scrutiny over his personal life.
Anisa’s recent claims add fuel to existing criticisms about his alignment of public image and private conduct.
