Obaapa Christy On The Dark Side of Marriage
Mon, 26 Aug 2024 07:00
Renowned gospel artiste, Obaapa Christy, has issued a heartfelt plea to the public to exercise restraint when criticising couples who have decided to divorce.
She pointed out that marriages can be fraught with intricate obstacles, sometimes making separation the only viable option for personal safety.
Obaapa Christy wisely cautioned those who have never been married to refrain from harshly judging divorce cases that become public, as they lack firsthand experience of such situations. (More articles on Obaapa Christy:Gospel artistes are not angels, calm down with the criticisms –Obaapa Christy, We can’t rely on ‘God bless you’ to pay bills, says Obaapa Christy)
During a candid conversation with Fiifi Pratt on Kingdom FM, Obaapa, who is divorced from her first husband, Pastor Love revealed that she is unbothered by criticisms surrounding her personal life since she is channeling her energy into nurturing her current marriage.
“There are people who profess love to a woman and yet end up killing her. Many things happen, but if you haven't experienced it, you speak about it carelessly, while the victim knows how it feels.
“I don't care whether my ex-husband talks too much; we are no longer together, and it's been 10 years,” she said.
Her previous union with Pastor Love ended in divorce, citing irreconcilable differences. The exact details of their separation remain private.graphic showbiz

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