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Tonto Dikeh’s Husband Opens Up On Crashed Marriages

Star actress Tonto Dikeh’s estranged husband, Oladunni Churchill has eventually opened up on his crashed marriages.

“The true story is that the marriage to my first wife was a mistake, I rushed into it. We had only dated for 6 weeks before we did something in her church. There was no registry, court. We didn’t even go through the normal process of counselling and all that, like I said we had only dated for 6 weeks. I only got to know later that the church thing we did was fast tracked. We had separated for 2 years and 7months before I met Tonto.”

“The priest from the church said the marriage was wrong and should be annulled but she insisted on getting paper works when Tonto started with her Mr. X saga. I don’t like wasting my life or my time, so I had to move on because she told me she has moved on too and we didn’t have any child together.”

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“So, in all honesty, we had gone our separate ways before Tonto Dikeh came into the picture and Tonto knew about it all and the process of getting the paperwork sorted from my first marriage since she insisted and that is why Tonto and I didn’t do any official wedding yet till we got it sorted out.”

“So we only went to meet the chiefs in Tonto’s place because she was pregnant. We’ve not even done the proper traditional marriage. So I kind of find the connection between my first wife and Tonto Dikeh very strange because the last I know, they weren’t on talking terms and they never met but then I also know Tonto can do anything to bring me down even as the father of her child.”

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“What they are doing is planned. I see they’ve been liking each other’s posts on Instagram and the way Tonto operates is this. If she wants to bring you down, she’ll be friends with your enemy, she fights so hard. But the truth is, they both had issues with my mum, and I don’t understand why my wife will not respect my mum. I can’t just get married to you in one year and you are insulting my mum and calling her names, pushing her down.”

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“They know I love my mum so much and will do anything for her. It’s not like you are lacking or suffering as a wife but anytime I do something for my mum, it becomes a problem. I know what that woman has been through, she goes on many days dry fasting for my sake so you don’t expect me to allow her to be disrespected.”

Source: Linda Ikeji’s Blog