SHOCKING NEWS!!!! Comedienne Chigurl Opens Up About Her Life “I Married As A Virg!n At 33-Years-Old, But ...”
Chioma Omeruah aka Chigul, in an emotional interview with Kemi
Adetiba for “King Women”, shared the story of her life no one has ever
heard. The Comedienne revealed that her marriage crashed just one year
after she got married as a virg!n. She also disclosed that she had
marital issues, and discovered that her husband had a love child
including her initial strained relationship with her mother.
Read some extract from the story….
“When my marriage fell apart, I felt like I failed at something and I had no where to learn. It fell apart and I didn’t want it to fall apart. I felt like I disappointed my dad because we talked about it before he died. I felt like when I needed people for me then no one was there and I wanted people to be there, I wanted to be able to go to my mum and cry and say I’m tired. Then she’ll just always say, Go back to your husband.
“When my marriage fell apart, I felt like I failed at something and I had no where to learn. It fell apart and I didn’t want it to fall apart. I felt like I disappointed my dad because we talked about it before he died. I felt like when I needed people for me then no one was there and I wanted people to be there, I wanted to be able to go to my mum and cry and say I’m tired. Then she’ll just always say, Go back to your husband.
“The worst was when I discovered that my husband had a child with
someone else. This was a year into my separation. When I found out my
mum had heard, I was like, I’m done with everyone. Don’t talk to me.
“But I later thought about it. How was she supposed to tell me? I
knew it affected her, I knew the way my life was going affected her. The
worst thing for me is not being in a relationship, I wanted to give her
grandchildren, I wanted us to bond over those things and my success
with my life, career is great., it’s wonderful, I thank God for it
everyday but I want other things too. I want to ta;k to her about how
children misbehave and she can now say …..
“I met my husband in 2007. His uncles were my father’s people. We
were friends as teenagers and in secondary school. When I came back from
America, we started talking. After about a year courtship, we decided
to get married. He proposed and I said Yes. We were not perfect, they
were good days, very happy times. It just got to a place where he didn’t
care anymore, I didn’t care anymore. we both didn’t care. It took me a
long place where we decided we need to divorce. We were separated for so
long but in that time, I still wanted to see that maybe somewhere in
the back of my mind we didn’t try had enough, maybe we could, but he
wasn’t interested anymore. And when we started discussing divorce, we
became more cordial. I didn’t want to end things really badly anyway, I
would rather we stay cordial because we had to see, we are related to
people who are in our lives all the time and till this very day his
cousins, uncles are still calling me the wife. It just sort of fizzled
and I can’t tell you when or how.
“I had been made to believe that it was my job to keep that afloat
and the fact that it sank, I felt I failed at this. It fell apart and
then I find out about the child. I got upset because we were still
officially married buy then, emotionally, he had left the building,
because he was with someone else
“We were married for about a year, I lived in Abuja, he lived in
Lagos aso I came to Lagos every weekend. When people say oh maybe it’s;s
because you guys did not live together, I say well there are people who
did long distance for years. I don’t think it was a cause, I think it
was a factor. But you see, before I moved to Abuja, the discussion was
to come to Abuja. That was the plan. But he decided against it later. I
had a good Job and I wasn’t going to leave it. What were we going to do
financially? I didn’t just decide to go to Abuja as people will think.
That isn’t what just happened. He just decided not to come. I decided to
make it work, coming to Lagos every weekend for about a year. No
disrespect to him because we all had our issues, so distance was a small
factor. I am the cover up queen. I would never want anyone to see that
things are not working. He’s not as outgoing as I am, he’s colder and I
think people noticed that. He has a habit, he could not be in
communication with anyone for a long time and literally wouldn’t talk
for months to anyone in the family. His family can tell you that.
“That was his way and I discovered that It would be a worse off
crime if I did not live my life to the fullest, because I was depressed,
I went through depression. My friends in Abuja had a small
intervention. I was literally broken inside.
My marriage just fizzled. He didn’t want to talk to me. Would not
talk to me. I would reach out, apologize, send texts, he would not speak
to me.
“There are also things I did that were wrong. One particular
incident, I sold the wedding rings. Yes, I did. Ask me why? You see in
Nigeria, that’s the end of the story, you deserve to be hung, whatever.
In my mind, my rings were a symbol of something that did not exist. It
was a circle I was wearing in my finger. Did I have a husband, no. He
was absent.
“I’m happy it happened at one year, with no children, no
attachments. That’s not how I want to bring up children (referring to
custody arrangements). I want it to be um a house with Mummy and Daddy. I
married at 33 and was a virg!n. That was my first ever anything and it
was supposed to be special, it was supposed to last.
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