Actress Tonto Dike’s ex-husband, Olakunle Churchill, has acknowledged getting back together with her ten years after their contentious divorce.
On Saturday, Tonto Dike declared a reconciliation with Churchill, characterising it as the conclusion of their ten-year online feud.
Churchill responded, “The conflict is behind us,” to the actress’s reconciliation post on his Instagram site on Sunday.
The goal of their reconciliation is to co-parent rather than be a couple, he said, expressing astonishment after years apart from his son.
“I was surprised when I received a call for the first time from my son, calling me “Daddy” was deeply touching & a reminder that what God can not do does not exist. The conflict is behind us. We’re now focused on co parenting with love, care, & a shared commitment to raising our son. I look forward to a future filled with collaboration, respect, and peace trusting God to guide me,” he said.
Tonto Dikeh got married to Churchill in August 2015 and welcomed their son, King Andre, in February 2016.
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The actress, who was rumoured to have left Churchill barely two years after their marriage, officially announced her divorce in July 2017 over alleged infidelity and domestic violence.
They have consistently engaged in online altercations since their highly publicized split.
In December, Tonto Dikeh disclosed that she battled the addiction for 27 years after beginning to smoke at the age of 13.
During her testimony at a Sunday session at Streams of Joy International Church, the actress revealed that she battled alcoholism, masturbation, and persistent anger management.
Dikeh described her addictions as “demonic oppression” and credited divine intervention for helping her overcome them. She emphasised that she began to see changes after her spiritual life improved.
Tonto Dikeh Testifies In Church How She Started Smoking at 13 “I smoked since I was 13. God healed me from masturbation, too. I have known myself to have sexual intercourse in the dream ever since I was a child,” the actress said.
She explained that she got addicted to smoking because her father was a smoker. She urged parents not to expose their children to harmful habits.
The 40-year-old said God also recently healed her from “demonic anger,” which she said previously affected her relationships and personal life.
After the actress’ testimony, the founder of Pastor Jerry Eze prayed for her, declaring that “the burden of sin is broken” and describing her as “a voice in her generation.”
