Funsho Adeoti, the first wife of Nollywood actress Mercy Aigbe’s husband, has made her return to Nigeria from the United States. Announcing her arrival on Instagram, the mother of four shared a reflective message, likening life to a movie where one should take charge of writing their own ending. She also expressed her sentiment that there is no place like home, accompanying her post with a video of herself on a plane.
Fans quickly filled her comment section with warm welcomes, celebrating her return to Nigeria. Many praised her beauty and wished her well during her stay.
One commenter wrote, “Welcome home,” while another added, “Life is beautiful. Keep shining, mama.”
Funsho’s message and return have sparked positive reactions, with followers expressing their admiration and support.
Recall that In 2022, Nollywood actress Mercy Aigbe made headlines when she publicly confirmed her relationship with Kazim Adeoti, a businessman who already had four children with his first wife, Funsho Adeoti. Despite facing significant criticism and backlash, the couple has remained resilient, with their bond growing stronger over time.
Funsho Adeoti's Reflections on Her Marriage
Last year, Funsho Adeoti shared her heartbreak over the dissolution of her marriage, noting that February 15th would have marked their 20th wedding anniversary. Despite the pain, she expressed gratitude for life and confidence that everything would eventually be okay.
Clarifying her situation, Funsho revealed that while she and Kazim are separated, they are not officially divorced. This clarification explained her poignant remarks about their anniversary.
Public Feud and Ultimatum
In 2022, Funsho took to social media to call out her estranged husband and Mercy Aigbe, demanding that they remove all photos of themselves from the house, which she stated partially belonged to her. She also expressed regret over her marriage to Kazim, stating that she would not hesitate to tell the truth to the world.
In response, Kazim Adeoti denied Funsho's claims, asserting that he had built the house on his own, without any financial contribution from her. He also mentioned that Mercy Aigbe had helped furnish the house, countering Funsho's allegations.
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