Oladunni Churchill reacts to actress' new dad roles

 Olakunle posted a quote saying that people shouldn’t play the victim for circumstances they created


Olakunle Oladunni Churchill may not be so thrilled by the new roles Tonto Dikeh has taken upon herself where their son, King, is concerned.


The Philanthropist shared the post shortly after Poko shared a video of picture clips taken of herself and King, at hin.s school's father's day celebratio

Olakunle posted a quote saying that people shouldn’t play the victim for circumstances they created

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Oladunni Churchill Instagram post

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He went on to caption the post,

"It’s cruel and it’s unfair.

"You are lying to yourself because you seek comfort. Well, comfort is overrated. You are lying to yourself because you are scared of the unknown. But you must stop. To continue lying will eat away at your soul, causing you untold amounts of future pain.

"A lie is something that you make yourself believe in order to make life a little easier. A lie is a paradigm under which you operate to avoid pain. A lie will destroy you, inside and out. A lie is something you want to believe because to consider the opposite would hurt your ego.

"Sometimes the difference between a lie and the truth can be subtle. Sometimes your brain will try to “logically” trick you into believing a lie. I cannot give you a definitive guide on how to differentiate between the two; I am not you and I do not understand your specific circumstances, motivations, and desires. I can, however, give you some tips to guide you to make decisions that will serve you well. DM me for guidelines."

It is obvious that the animosity between the former couple is far from diminished.

The couple who got hitched in 2015, have been at loggerheads since their marriage fell apart earlier this year, and their son who just turned one is quickly becoming the bone of contention.

But who cares? Tonto obviously doesn't.