Doris Simeon Talks Ex-hubby, Daniel Ademinokan, Stella Damasus & Being a Single Mum

The Nollywood actress and mum of one, whose ex-husband, Daniel Ademinokan, moved on with Stella Damasus, opened up on being a single mum, lessons from her previous marriage, her relationship with Stella and more in an interview with Vanguard.

Read excerpts below.

What lessons did you learn from your previous marriage?

“I want to be closer to God and put God first in everything I do.”

Is there any man in the picture?

“I never gave up on love. I have found love again in Jesus. I am married to my career right now. I am in a relationship anyway but I want to be private about it.”

How soon should we expect the wedding bells?

“He has to wait for me to achieve some things.”

What’s your relationship with Stella Damasus?

“I have no business with her.”

If you are producing a movie, can you invite Stella Damasus as one of the casts?

“Yes, I can, after all, she is an actress and money is involved. I can do business with an enemy provided it is strictly business. (But) why her when I can always go for others?”

It went viral that you attended a Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries MFM church to get your husband?

“Were they there with me? I go to any church. I went there to pray to God. Thank God I was seen in a church and not with a herbalist.”

Do you sometimes wish you were still with your ex?

“I don’t want him back. He is now in the past.”

Having been separated from your husband but now in another relationship, how often do you have sex?

“(laughs) I want to restore my virginity. I never thought of it but that will be whenever my man wants it.”

It seems Nollywood parades many single mothers, why?

“People think we are the only ones going through this, which is not true. A lot of people out there also experience same thing but since they are not in the limelight, nobody knows about them.

I am not a supporter of single parenthood. I wasn’t taught or brought up that way but mine is a situation I find myself. I wouldn’t blame any one for it. Every man or woman has the right to live their life the way they choose but I wouldn’t advise or support such.”

Do you regret being a single mother?

“I have no regret at all. I have only learnt to be stronger.”

How often do you see your son who clocked eight recently?

“He stays with his dad. I really don’t want to say much about this because we are still in court.”

So, how is life as a single woman?

“I thank God. My career and business are going on well. The only difference for me is that I don’t have to run home to cook for a husband. Life is still the same. I am normal with no problem. Life goes on.”