The Yoruba actress who left the movie scene and relocated to the US after she got married is living a happy life as a married woman all thanks to a husband that understands her. They both cook. Read how she said they have managed to keep their marriage intact after the page break.
I love my husband n my husband loves me too. We are both playful n can be very silly 😜. He is the peace maker while I am the trouble shooter😉. When I start my wahala he is always calm n cool which has helped so far. Wen pushed to his limits he exits n return to do the 'wake up dear its time to talk ' grandma style which always work. I cook n he cooks too. I nanny our champs n he does too.
He is my bank n I am His too ( with caution😜), He supports me every time I have to go follow my dream cos he understand I will be miserable without my career n I do same too, I encourage him to do manly things with his good friends n he does too ( I rarely do😜) , He is very fashionable n encourages me to be too ( by shopping for me n elping me dress up). He loves n respect my family n I do too. He always support n NEVER ridicule me before his family even wen I am wrong n I do same too. I am the no nonsense parent n he is the spoil me silly 1 yet we speak with one voice. His leadership is democratic n for that I am glad n grateful.
He reciprocate my sacrifice with love, respect n appreciation n I do too. We're both sinners with load of imperfections that's y forgiveness is key in our relationship. So far so good my @olasexcy we're waxing stronger by the day. Thank you for your friendship,support, understanding, patience n love my handsome commander in chief . It's our 10th wedding anniversary 💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽💋❤️😘
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