- Mercy Aigbe’s husband, Kazim Adeoti, was seen interacting with his first wife, Funsho, at a U.S. party.
- The duo’s reunion seemed awkward, especially from the angle of Funsho who still seemed unhappy about her husband’s decision to take a second wife.
- Kazim and Funsho Adeoti’s contact has sparked mixed reactions on social media with netizens dropping their two cents.
Actress Mercy Aigbe’s husband, Kazim Adeoti, who is a movie marketer has sparked controversy online after a video of him and his first wife went viral.
Kazim Adeoti, also known as Adekaz and his first wife, Funsho Adeoti reunited at a Minnesota, U.S. party, on Saturday, June 8, their first public encounter since the movie marketer married Mercy Aigbe.
It’s no news that Funsho isn’t pleased that her husband took a second wife. Despite Kazim’s efforts to reconcile, Funsho remained indignant, highlighting ongoing tensions in their polygamous marriage.
In the now viral video which was broadcast on social media platforms on Sunday night, Kazim was captured with other men spraying money on Funsho, who smiled at the others while ignoring her husband.
Although Funsho who was seated did not say anything to Kazim in the short clip, she made sure to gather her money with poise, as the dollar bills fell on her from different angles.
Another highlight of the moment asides her looking aloof while her husband sprayed a bundle of money on her, was when he cautioned his friend to stop throwing money at his wife in a disrespectful manner.
Many believe Kazim’s action could be interpreted as an attempt to mend fences or display generosity. However, Funsho’s indifferent response suggests ongoing tensions.
This incident has further ignited debates on social media about marital choices, the impact of polygamy on families, and the roles and expectations of women in such arrangements.
While Kazim’s attempt to bridge the gap was evident, Funsho’s reaction underscored the unresolved issues stemming from his second marriage to Mercy. See the viral video and some reactions that followed:
