Blessing CEO opens up on her abusive past, advises Davido and Sophia on child custody battle

• Blessing CEO tearfully shared her past ordeal with an abusive ex-husband and a five-year custody battle for her son.
• She addressed Davido and Sophia Momodu, advising them on their child custody dispute.
• Blessing CEO urged Sophia to allow their daughter Imade to experience fatherly love.
• She emphasized the harm of using children as weapons in custody battles.

Controversial relationship expert Blessing CEO has opened up on her painful past while offering advice to singer Davido and Sophia Momodu regarding their ongoing child custody dispute.

In an emotional video posted on her Instagram page, Blessing CEO tearfully recounted her own experience with her ex-husband, emphasizing the emotional and legal struggles she faced in regaining custody of her son.

Blessing CEO, who has been vocal about her previous marriage, shared that it took her five years to secure custody of her son, born via Cesarean section.

She detailed the abusive nature of her past relationship and the long, arduous battle to reclaim her parental rights.

The relationship expert’s revelation comes in the wake of her recovery from a mild illness, during which she learned that Davido and Sophia Momodu were still embroiled in their contentious custody battle over their daughter, Imade.

In her Instagram post, Blessing CEO urged Sophia to refrain from using their child as a weapon in the dispute.

She stressed the importance of allowing Imade to experience the love and presence of both parents, highlighting the potential emotional harm of withholding paternal affection.

She wrote:

“@davido it took me 5 years to get custody of my son. Sophia, please let your daughter experience fatherly love so she won’t bleed because of you. What happened to his child can happen to anybody. Please stop using children as weapons… Sorry, lovers, I could not hold back the tears.”

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