“I Married My Wife For Money And British Passport” – Ghanaian Actor Kalybos

• Kalybos elaborated that his marriage to his wife was motivated by her money and British passport.
• He refuted the idea that prolonged relationships necessitate marriage.

Ghanaian actor Kalybos recently appeared on the Girls Aloud Podcast, where he openly discussed his marriage and the public’s perception of his motivations.

He acknowledged the widespread speculation that he married his current wife for financial gain and a British passport.

“I married my wife for money and a British passport, just as everyone is saying,” he remarked with sarcasm

Kalybos shared his thoughts on relationships and marriage, stating that a long-term commitment does not necessarily mean one should settle with their partner.

He reflected on a past relationship with his former girlfriend, Frimpomaa, and acknowledged that despite their serious commitment, he did not consider her a suitable life partner.

“Being in a relationship for a longer period doesn’t mean you have to settle with the person no matter what.”

However, he noted that he is yet to obtain a British passport, implying that the criticism may be unfounded.

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In another story, Sonia Ighalo blasts ‘fake pastor’ who tried to profit off their marriage issue

In a recent Instagram story, Sonia expressed gratitude towards her ex-husband, for his support in co-parenting their children despite their differences.

She also shared a video reposted from actor Uche Maduagwu, which highlighted her positive comments about her ex-husband. She then opened up on the challenges they faced during their child custody decision, alleging that a family pastor had manipulated the situation.

Sonia accused their family pastor of attempting to profit from Ighalo’s wealth by demanding tithes before their marriage ended.

She expressed her frustration with those who manipulate and exploit others, citing biblical passages. She distinguished between genuine men of God and those who prioritize personal gain.