AY Makun Says His 20-year Marriage Has Irretrievably Failed
THE comedian and actor Ayo Makun, often known as AY, has disclosed that he and his wife Mabel Makun are no longer together.
Mabel and AY stopped following one other on social media approximately three months ago after Mabel expressed her outrage over an alleged threat to her life.
The entrepreneur said she felt like someone was trying to kill her.
Mabel stated that if something were to happen to her, there would only be one person accountable, even though she did not give names. She also stated that she was going to the police station to report the incident.
The father of two revealed on Sunday that his 20-year marriage had dissolved in a lengthy Instagram post.
He cautioned the populace against assuming that quietness is weakness and loudness is strength.
He acknowledged that he has done some things for which he isn't proud.
“The threat to my life is actually getting out of hand and if anything happens to me, there is just one person to be held responsible. Headed to the police station,” she wrote.
The interior designer said in a different post that she has suffered from mental abuse for far too long.
“Been abused mentally and all round for way too long and I have had enough,” she stated.
“Many people believe that staying silent simply means that one is incapable of dealing with issues. Projecting a negative narrative against someone who is not struggling to defend himself doesn't mean he is weak. Some of us are just logical enough to understand the difference between opinions, values, beliefs, and facts.
“The personality and ability that I possess simply confirm that i have reached that stage in my life where I can not be entertaining the public with deep personal family issues. They just might be too much to handle concerning the individuals involved. Not even when I have a grown-up daughter who has access to social media. Her mental health needs to be protected from seeing things she can not be proud of online.
“Yes! Without compromising my family, I have found myself doing some things that I am not proud of today. It is one thing to watch my friendship/marriage of 20 years slip off my hands, but it's another thing for the parties involved to understand how to appropriate the blame in a space that is designed for most women to always play the victims and win. I can tell you for free that no one is completely INNOCENT enough to cast stones.
“Presently, I am loving the way that lies about me in all these blogs are traveling faster than the truth. But my painful truth will eventually beat away all the lies.”
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