"Ẹtan ni Tiwa Savage ati ọkọ rẹ fi bẹrẹ igbeyawo won" - Funsho Adeolu

Agba osere onitiata, Funsho Adeolu ti fi ero re han nipa ipinya to de ba Tiwa Savage ati oko re. Ohun ti okunrin yii sakiyeis ni wi pe, won ko bere idile won pelu ife otito. O si tun fi kun un wi pe, ko daju wi pe igbeyawo naa tun le duro ti won ba le ba won pari re nitori awon mejeeji ti ko ara won jade faye ri bi omo tuntun.

Alaye Funsho Adeolu ni yii:

"It’s unfortunate that people don’t know why they are getting married these days. It’s not possible for you to love somebody and then go to the public to shame him or her. For instance, it’s impossible for my wife and I to have an irreconcilable fight.

But God forbid, if that happens, it’s impossible for me to speak ill of her. Permit me to use this English, ‘I can never spoil her with my lips.’ It’s not possible. If you have a friend, that’s someone you don’t have a romantic relationship with, and you truly love him or her, you would find out that speaking ill of the person is your shame too.

So you just won’t do that. My point is that they were not genuinely in love from the start; or let me say maybe one of the two was not sincerely in love with the other. Tunji is a man, he shouldn’t have made those reckless allegations about his wife in public.

They say women are the makers of home but men are the head. Well, it’s late to cry over spilled milk. The deed is done and so much lessons have been learnt from their mess. Even if they come back together, I have fears for that marriage. Somebody is not true to himself or herself in that union. The number of divorce cases in our courts is alarming”.

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