Hair entrepreneur Doris Nwanneka Nkumah who got married to Willy Nkumah in 2013 has filed for divorce after three children.
According to Stella Dimoko Korkus’ sources, the Divorce was filed sometime in 2019 stating ‘Irreconcilable differences’ and still pending in court.
SDK sources say the divorce was first filed in 2018 but withdrawn before it was refiled in 2019.
The couple welcomed their third child, a son in 2018.
According to sources, “She moved out and moved into a big house she bought with the kids. The marriage crashed since 2019 and I am wondering why it is just making headline news.”
Unconfirmed sources say the hubby Willy has been begging for reconciliation which has repeatedly met a brick wall from Mizwanneka.
Last year, Mizwanneka said she will forgive her husband if he cheats on her, and that she can’t be friends with someone who will tell her not to forgive him.
According to the hair entrepreneur, cheating is a minor issue in a relationship that couples can sit and talk about.
She went further to slam people who were against her opinion about forgive a cheating partner, telling them that they should do what works for them and leave her alone.
Mizwanneka said:
“Na wa, I say if my Husband cheats, I’ll forgive you say if your own cheats, you won’t forgive. Okay, it’s fine. It’s not like we are married to the same man na abi why do you want to force me not to forgive my own? Am I forcing you to forgive your own? Do what works for you sis.
There are other things my husband will do that will make me not forgive him but to me, that thing is not cheating biko. Leave me and my forgiveness alone, lemme give it how I want.
If you move to the next man and he cheats, still leave him to the next and keep moving like that. You can always forgive and both of you will try to work things out.
And don’t ask if he will do same for me, that’s his personal his person decision. I can’t even speak for him. Why do I need a friend that will advise me not to forgive my man for cheating even when my heart is telling me to forgive him? Why do you want to force your opinion on me?
This is a minor issue in marriage that both of you can sit down, talk about it and find a solution to it. There are other pressing issues like domestic violence and other things biko.
I hate talking about marriage and relationship because it’s not like I know too much but then I just said my opinion. It has nothing to do with standards. Some of you talking about standards don’t even understand what standards mean.
Biko go and do ur break up in peace. Lemme go and do my forgiveness in peace. Some people want everyone to go with their opinion. Please avoid me.”
