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- Caroline Hutchins Danjuma, a Nollywood star, discussed the challenges faced by divorced women.
- She emphasized the societal tendency to blame divorced women, leading to feelings of isolation and guilt.
- Her message was shared in honor of International Women’s Day, highlighting the need for empathy and support for divorced women.
Nollywood actress Caroline Hutchins Danjuma has candidly shared her experiences with the stigma and criticism often faced by divorced women.
In a moving statement made in honor of International Women’s Day, she addressed how society tends to unfairly blame divorced women, suggesting they are the ones responsible and should carry the burden alone.
Caroline recounted a personal incident where someone advised her against posting pictures of her children, warning that it might “scare away the right man.” Her resolute response was, “Let the little boy RUN. I am good.”
She proudly spoke about being a mother to three amazing children, aged 18, 17, and 11, and affirmed that she would never hide them or compromise them for anyone.
Additionally, she recognized and appreciated the positive involvement of her children’s father in their lives.
“Motherhood has shaped me into the woman I am today,” Caroline said. “It has taught me love beyond comprehension, resilience without losing myself, forgiveness, strength, and grace. Being called a mother is one of the greatest privileges of my life.”
This International Women’s Day, she celebrated her journey as a mother and reminded women that motherhood is not a limitation it is a legacy.
“God entrusted me with three beautiful souls to guide through life. I am blessed beyond words. We are conquerors.”
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In other news… Media personality Tunde Perry has reacted to the online discussions surrounding Nigerian singer Asake and the cars he recently gifted to his parents.Nigerian Business News
Speaking about the situation, Perry suggested that the singer deliberately handled the posts in a way that would generate public conversation.
“Asake knows how to make people talk about him, he knows what he is doing,” Perry said.
He further claimed that the singer bought cars for both his mother and father on the same day but chose to share his mother’s gift first.
“He bought his mum and his dad’s cars the same day but he wanted people to keep saying nonsense that’s why he posted his mother’s own first,” Perry added.