Comedienne, Chigurl Opens Up On Her Regrets About Her Divorce, Says She Didn’t Know Better

Chioma Omeruah a.k.a Chigurl appeared in the first episode of actress and mum-of-three Mercy Johnson’s food show, ‘Mercy’s Menu’ and the two women while discussing marriage, the comedienne opened up on her regrets about her divorce.

The comedienne who joined the actress to prepare Banga rice with coconut milk, revealed she was young and naive when she got divorced. According to her, she did not know better at the time and therefore made some mistakes in her marriage that led up to divorce.

Thinking bout her failed marriage in retrospect, she revealed that she now realises she wasn’t as prepared as she thought she was at the time. The 43-year-old revealed she knew nothing about the male ego nor did she understand what it meant to allow the man take charge in a marriage.

She went on to say she is more matured now and if she had known what she now knows, she and her ex-husband would likely still be together.

Read her words below:

“I think in retrospect, looking back at and thinking about it now, I think I wasn’t prepared as I thought I was, you know you sort of plan your life, you know you say when I finish school, what next? Marriage and then you go along that path and then you get into it and you are like, nobody told me about this path, nobody told me about how difficult it could be.

Thinking about it now, I’m more matured now and I think if I knew then what I know now, we would probably still be okay. There are so many things that I would have changed.”

Chigul added,

“I learned about men and that word called ego and allowing a man to be a man and sort of allowing someone to take charge because that, in my opinion, is literally what they should do.”

Also talking about her own marriage, the show host and mum-of-three Mercy Johnson admitted that it has not been an easy ride as there are happy times, dancing times and the crying times.

“I am married, for seven years going to eight years now and trust me, it’s not been easy. There are happy times, dancing times and the crying times. The crying times, people are not there to see but the smiles are the ones they get to see,”

Mercy Johnson said.