– Victoria Inyama has taken to social media to speak on leaving her abusive marriage
– According to the veteran who was married to Godwin Okri, described the marriage as toxic
– Inyama who is a mother of three, went on to share tips on how to leave such abusive relationships
Nollywood veteran, Victoria Inyama has once again opened up on her failed married to Godwin Okri. In a recent Instagram post, the former screen goddess who is now a psychologist, described her marriage as toxic.
She revealed that she could not leave her marriage initially because she lost herself in the marriage which was heavily influenced by culture and religion.
She wrote: “Leaving a Toxic marriage/relationship is Hard; I personally couldn’t leave cause l had lost myself in the marriage beguiled by religion & culture.”
The mother of three went on to share tips on how to walk out of an abusive relationship.
In one of tips, she advised that people in such situations should find someone reliable to confide in, stating that she unknowingly was confiding in one of his side chics.
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Only a few days ago, she narrated what she went through in the hands of her ex-husband Okri. In an Instagram Live session with UK-based mental health advocate Malin Anderson, the actress said her former husband maltreated her and made her live in fear, Gistreel reports.
Legit.ng notes that she said Godwin threatened to kill her if she failed to do his bidding, adding that he also arrested her for trying to protect herself and her three kids.
In other news, Nollywood actor Blossom Chukwujekwu’s estranged wife, Maureen Esisi, has taken to social media via her Instagram page to share something intimate with fans in an emotional video.
The young lady expressed how she wants a child and how she would pick it over having a husband, love, money, cars, friends, and luxuries.
The actor’s ex-wife also shared how she went through something that hurt and broke her and how she was not strong enough through the hurt.
At what point should a person walk out of an abusive relationship?
