Gbenro and Osas Ighodaro
In an exclusive interview with Genevieve magazine in its latest
edition, popular Nollywood actress, Osas Ighodaro, who came to limelight
from TV series, Tinsel, has addressed some viral reports which alleged
that her husband and co-star, Gbenro Ajibade married her because of her
U.S citizenship known as 'Green Card'.
Below are what she said on the rumours and her love affair with her husband.
"Being in the limelight, I hear different things and I wouldn’t
be human if some of them didn’t get to me; especially the comments
people made about how he is only with me because he wants a green card.
That was very hurtful because people don’t understand the love we have
for each other.
"Everybody likes a good life. Who no like better tin? If he is
able to get a green card for being with me, then that is a blessing but
for people to assume that that is the only reason he is with me is very
hurtful.
"Gbenro has had different opportunities in his life and he
could have made that [a green card] happen a long time ago. He always
tells me that he had never envisioned himself being in love and in a
relationship until he met me. He thought he might just end up having a
baby mama. I didn’t ask him to marry me. He asked me to take this
journey with him. People can talk all they want.
"Why is it so unbelievable that both of us could be genuinely
in love? Is it because it’s not normal for people to actually to be in
love with no fringes? Love conquers all but in our generation people are
after what they can get and they do it unashamedly.
"I am not here to judge anyone but I have grown up knowing that
I want to be happy. I have grown up seeing broken marriages and I said
to myself that that is never going to be me. Happiness has been the
leading way for me in everything that I do. Of course I want the best
things in life but I am not substituting my happiness for any of that!
Our foundation was friendship and that is the basis of our marriage."
Click here to read the full interview on Genevieve Magazine.
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