Popular Nigerian actress and single mother of one, TontoDikeh has taken to Instagram to write an emotional note to her son, KingAndrea.
The cute little boy who just celebrated his second birthday, was given words of encouragements by his doting mother who mentioned in her note that she is so honored and delighted to be a part of the boy’ life.
Dikeh also mentioned on how the birth of King Andrea brought the kind of love she had never experienced in her life before.
In the post, the actress believes her son’s resilience will see him through the ups and downs of life.
When you came into this world, you brought a love into my heart that I had never before experienced. When you spoke your first word, when you walked your first steps, I was your biggest supporter and fan.
With every developmental milestone you reached, I reveled in joy and celebration. You taught me the meaning of love—true, unconditional love.
Now you are older, and what an amazing person you’ve become! You have your own personality, your own thoughts and opinions, and your own sense of humor.
You have your own interests, your own talents, and your own way of doing things. I celebrate your individuality and uniqueness and am so honored to be part of your life.
As you continue to grow and become an adult, you will live your own life…Life has its ups and downs and is not always fair, but I know your strength and resilience will see you through.
May you always know your worth and how incredibly precious you are! As your mom, it is my privilege to impart these important truths to you. GOD BLESS AND PROTECT YOU SON.”
Even though Tonto Dikeh and her estranged husband/philanthropist Churchill Olakunle are not in good talking terms, this didn’t deter them from uniting to celebrate King Andrea’s second birthday recently.
The former couple was spotted together at the boy’s school having fun with their child on his special day.
Andre is the only child of the union between Tonto Dikeh and Churchill, a union that ended in a divorce with both accusing each other of domestic violence and infidelity on the part of Churchill (read here).
Nice one.