Nigerian businessman Olakunle Churchill and his ex-wife, Nollywood actress Tonto Dikeh, have made their first public appearance together following reports two weeks ago that they had settled their long-standing differences.
The confirmation came on Tuesday after videos and photos surfaced on Dikeh’s social media page, showing the former couple with their son, King Andre, in the company of popular clergyman Pastor Jerry Eze.
In a heartfelt post accompanying the video, Dikeh described the moment as divine restoration, noting that God had rewritten a story many believed was permanently closed.
“God has a way of rewriting stories men thought were over. This is grace speaking… and hearts for Jesus obeying,” she wrote, adding that time could not cancel what God had ordained.
The actress also expressed gratitude to Pastor Jerry Eze, whom she referred to as her spiritual father, praising his role in her personal growth and renewed faith.
Recall that PM News had reported two weeks ago that Dikeh had extended an olive branch to Churchill after nearly 10 years of public disputes, accusations and strained communication.
Confirming the reconciliation, Churchill revealed that he was emotionally moved after receiving a phone call from his son for the first time.
“Hearing him call me ‘Daddy’ was deeply touching,” he said, describing the moment as a reminder that nothing is impossible with God.
Churchill also commended Dikeh for raising their son, referring to her as an “amazing mother” who has done a good job despite the years of conflict.
The emergence of the video has since drawn widespread reactions on social media, with many Nigerians hailing the development as a rare moment of healing and reconciliation after years of public controversy.
