Top 5 Shortest-Lived Celebrity Marriages In Nigeria

Nobody prays to have a crashed marriage, but due to incompatibility and so many other factors, many marriages are crashing. But it's amazing how a marriage could crash in less than a year.

Well it happens. Here are the top 5 shortest-lived celebrity marriages in Nigeria in no particular order.

COMEDIAN PRINCESS- “My Marriage Lasted For Less Than A Month”

The top comedian disclosed to the Punch about her shortest lived marriage:

*Is your ex-husband still your friend?
“I don't think you should call him my 'ex-husband' because we were together for less than one month. An ex- husband is somebody you marry and after three years or more, you separate. Anyway, I don't know where he is. We have moved on.”

CHIEGE ALISIGWE- ” My Marriage Lasted For Only Three Months

The tall and pretty actress was briefly married to a top police officer, but the union crashed within three months. The actress talked about the crashed union few years back:

“Nobody prays to have a broken or crashed marriage, but due to incompatibility and so many other factors, many marriages are crashing. But it's amazing how a marriage could crash in less than a year.

Well it happens. Here are some of the celebrity shortest lived marriages in Nigeria.”

UCHE OGBODO ” My Marriage Lasted Barely A Month”

Uche Ogbodo's marriage crashed just about a month into the union but many didn't know about it as people's attention was on her pregnancy. The beautiful actress shocked many when she revealed that her marriage to Arthur Akpo had crashed.

She opened up to Vanguard:
*For how long were you guys together?
“The marriage lasted barely a month before we started having issues. We were having issues before I found out I was pregnant.”

FUNKE AKINDELE- Lasted For A Year
Actress Funke Akindele's 1 year marriage to Kehinde Oloyede crashed last year to the consternation of many.

DAMOLA OLATUNJI- Nollywood Actor Damola Olatunji's 12 Months Old Marriage Crashes, As He Cheats On Wife With Fellow Actress

Bononline reached out to Mrs Raliat Abiodun-Olatunji

“I am sad, frustrated and I don't know where to start from, what did I do to deserve this. I gave my all or is it a sin to love someone who claims to love you, Damola and I didn't have any issue neither did we have any major quarrel just the normal ups and downs that married couples have but I started feeling uneasy few weeks to our Wedding Anniversary when he rarely pick my calls nor reply my sms promptly and will only call me back in the middle of the night.

Gist started filtering into my ears that Damola was seeing Bukky but I ignored but when my husband won't change I asked him and he denied that the only thing between them is work until Damola's brother girlfriend called me to tell me that Damola actually brought Bukky to Osogbo and they went to Damola's uncle home where she made dinner for him before they retired into the room to make love and it started to make sense to me because like thrice in the middle of the night I had seen Bukky's text messages to Damola saying I miss you, i love you and can't wait to see you but I allowed it to slide because guys in the industry are in the habit of calling themselves darlings and all. But when I knew I was in serious trouble was when I came home for our Anniversary and Damola didn't pick me at the Airport and on getting home noticed that Damola had packed all our wedding pictures and all my properties into the guest room, while waiting for him I took a look at his ipad and behold I read his messages with Bukky talking about the romantic getaways,the fact that he does not want me again and he professing love to Bukky. l was home for 30days and Damola only slept home once,Later I heard he was with Bukky in Magodo, I went to see his parents but got a shocker as they told me point blank that they would only want what their son wants and all my parents efforts to make peace his parents turned down, I have not spoken to Damola for over 70days as he neither picks my call nor reply my sms.”

By Lalasticlala.
Damola & Damilola olatunji
source: http://www.nairaland.com