British Born Nigerian actress,Model (And former video vixen) Venita Akpofure‘s Marriage to Terna Tarka has reportedly crashed and she has moved out of the home she shares with him and their two children.

Insides reveal to newsmen that Venita finally moved out of her Matrimonial home in February this year after several years of domestic Violence which made her vanish from the social circle on whose platform she became a celeb………….

The Insider revealed ”Aside from the frequent beatings she received,there was no money in the home and the kids could not even go to school,they were broke and stuck with each other at home fighting from Morning till night…She was not allowed to work and he could not meet up with the finances and things just went from bad to worse to serious beatings”

The Insiders reveal that with the help and support of her Family and friends who told her to stop being ashamed and make a bold move,she is managing to stand tall again….

”Family and friends have rallied round her and gave her their support when she became depressed and whilst some friends gave her accommodation,her parents in the UK asked her to send the kids over so that she could find her feet..She has presently moved into her own accommodation after squatting with friends and is now looking for Jobs to survive”

Venita Akpofure and Mr Tarka were married for 5 years and have two beautiful kids.

The actress featured in a number of top Nigerian music videos like Naeto C’s single “Finish Work” and Timaya’s single “Shake Ur Bum Bum. She later became the face of First City Monument Bank, Martini Rose and Mouka Foam.

For Faster Updates, Join Our Channels:

Get news Via Whatsapp

Get News Via Telegram

SEND US NEWS

POPULAR TODAY

Taoreed Lagbaja: Remembering Ilobu-born son of a motor dealer who became the 23rd Chief of Army Staff in Nigeria

November 16, 2024

Lagbaja’s Passing Deepens Grief Among Family, Nation

How Controversies Surrounded the Death of COAS, Lagbaja Taoreed

November 15, 2024

POPULAR THIS WEEK

Ex video vixen and actress, Venita Akpofure five years marriage crashes

Charles Olumo Agbako: Remembering ‘local mechanic’ turned ‘celebrated evil henchman’ in movies who died at 101

Racheal Oniga: Remembering the Delta-born actress who made Yoruba film industry her home

TRIBUTE: Onyeka Onwenu: A renowned Nigerian Musician Who jettisoned Journalism For Music, Politics

TRIBUTE: Onyeka Onwenu, an Anambra-born singer who lost her father at 4, abandoned journalism for music

TRIBUTE: Sule Suebebe, an Ekiti-born comic actor and ‘Suku Suku Bam Bam’ star who died at 68