By Bisola Bello
There are fears that all may not be well with the marriage of Yoruba movie actress, Toyin Aimakhu, to Tinsel actor, Adeniyi Johnson, after all the attempts to fix what was broken a while back.
The ‘Alakada’ star set tongues wagging on Sunday when she posted a picture of herself on Instagram with several hashtags including one that said #missaimakhu.
Many fans were quick to notice that the actress didn’t use her husband’s name, Johnson, but instead opted for her maiden name, Aimakhu.
She also changed her Instagram name from Toyin Aimakhu Johnson to Toyin Aimakhu and deleted pictures of her and her husband, including the ones of their second wedding anniversary in July.
The couple got married in July 2013 but split in January 2015.
They came back together a few weeks later and released a joint statement confirming that there were challenges with the union.
The statement reads: “With the heart of appreciation and sincerity we write: There’s no fire without smoke.. for every marriage and journey there are moments of storm, that was our stormy and trying times. The recent event obviously made us know how important our marriage is and that a lot of lives and destiny are attached to ours, we never knew the weight our marriage carried until now, we discovered a lot of destiny and glory hangs on our own… may we not let GOD and you down….
“To the bloggers who blogged we appreciate you, u might think you wrote a news but it turned out to restored our happiness and home back so to all the bloggers we say a big thank you. We’ve learnt our lessons, corrected our mistakes and choose to move on.
“This event made us know who our friends and well wishers are… we are short of words and filled with gratitude 1st to our parents, our spiritual parents, adopted parents, friends, colleagues and fanssssss…OMG!!!
“Our fans you guys are the best… for your calls, text messages, mails, pings, whatsapp messages, facebook comments and messages…. we love you all… the bible says when we pass through fire it won’t burn us and through water it won’t drown us and whenever we pass through storms it will not over power us(Isaiah 43:2-3).
“May God still all storms in our lives and make everyone happy…. whatever you hear from us henceforth shall be goodnews… we wish you all the best and love you all…(sic).”
