Iyabo Ojo Receives Praise from Ronke Oshodi-Oke for Including Ex-Husband in Daughter’s Wedding and Defending Tope Alabi

Nollywood actress Ronke Oshodi-Oke has publicly commended her colleague Iyabo Ojo for her mature handling of family dynamics during her daughter Priscilla’s wedding. Ronke praised Iyabo for inviting her ex-husband to the ceremony, highlighting the importance of co-parenting and unity.

Acknowledging Iyabo Ojo’s Co-Parenting Efforts

In an interview on Oyinmomo TV, Ronke expressed admiration for Iyabo’s dedication as a mother. She recalled how Iyabo consistently involved her children in her activities during their upbringing. Ronke stated, “I give kudos to Iyabo Ojo. When Priscilla and her brother were young, she was always going everywhere with them. She is a devoted mother.” She further emphasized her respect for Iyabo upon witnessing the presence of Priscilla’s father at the wedding, noting, “I now respect her more when I saw Priscilla’s dad at the wedding. I also learnt a lesson from her.

Defending Tope Alabi Amidst Criticism

Ronke also addressed the criticism faced by gospel singer Tope Alabi regarding her ex-husband’s absence at their daughter’s wedding. She suggested that the decision might have been influenced by their 27-year-old daughter, stating, “Don’t let us blame Tope Alabi for not allowing the father of her daughter to be present at her wedding. The girl is 27 years old, maybe she was the one that didn’t want to see her dad.” Ronke emphasized the importance of understanding individual family situations and refraining from making assumptions.

Public Reactions to Ronke’s Statements

Ronke’s comments have sparked discussions among fans and followers. Many have expressed support for her perspective on co-parenting and understanding family dynamics. One fan commented, “This mummy is matured… kudos to her.” Another added, “More wisdom ma’am Ronke Oshodi. Words of wisdom sis mi.” However, some have also criticized Tope Alabi’s actions, with one stating, “For Tope Alabi, you don’t need to cover up, she is wrong just accept it

Ronke Oshodi-Oke’s reflections on Iyabo Ojo’s inclusive approach to family and her defense of Tope Alabi highlight the complexities of personal relationships and the importance of understanding in public discourse. Her insights encourage a more empathetic perspective on family matters, urging the public to consider individual circumstances before forming judgments.

Written By Fortune Davidson