In response to Basketmouth's announcement that he and his wife were splitting up, Blessing CEO said that even though celebrity marriages are falling apart more and more these days, she plans to marry as many as 10 men before she finds the right one.
Blessing Okoro, a well-known Nigerian relationship expert, said that the news that comedian Basketmouth and his wife Elsie are splitting up shouldn't stop people from getting married.
She said this in a video that she posted on Instagram on Thursday. She also said that she will marry as many men as she can until she finds the one she wants to be with forever.
Even though celebrity marriages are falling apart more and more these days, the controversial influencer said she plans to marry as many as 10 men before she finds the right one.
Blessing CEO also said that Basketmouth and his wife handled their divorce in a mature way, without pointing fingers or putting blame on each other.
She said, "I like that they were polite, had grown up, and were quiet. I like them because of that. Even though our favorite stars are going their separate ways, we will still get married.
If my marriage doesn't work out, I'll marry someone else. In fact, I want to get married up to ten times. We wish them the best, but we're still going to get married. Don't let anyone make you afraid. God's most beautiful gift is marriage.
GISTLOVER said on Thursday that Nigerian comedian Bright Okpocha, also known as Basketmouth, told his wife, Elsie, that they were no longer together.
On Thursday, he posted on his verified Instagram page that he and his wife have decided to get a divorce after 12 years of marriage.
Basketmouth said that it was a hard but necessary choice, and he asked the public to respect their privacy.
He wrote, "For the first and last time.
No matter how much it hurts me to talk about my private life in public, I can't help it. My wife and I have decided to end our marriage after much thought. As we go our separate ways, we will still work together to give our beautiful children all the care, love, guidance, and support they need. We humbly ask that you respect our privacy as we go through these hard times. "Thanks."