Maureen Esisi, the ex-wife of Nollywood actor Blossom Chukwujekwu, has revealed her relationship status, hours after she revealed that she would be going for gold in her next marriage.
Sharing a TikTok video on her Instagram page, Maureen Esisi disclosed that she is in love, and this came after she revealed she is re-marrying for gold.
The social media influencer disclosed that she already married a prospect, and she is now satisfied with marrying for gold.
She wrote, “I already married “Prospect” …. now I’m ok re-marrying for Gold cos I got myself a really expensive gold-plated Shovel.”
Maureen Esisi reveals her struggles for true happiness
Kemi Filani recalls that Maureen Esisi expressed her struggles to find true happiness since her ex-husband, Blossom Chukwujekwu remarried, and later on, her father passed on.
While announcing that she will be 35 years old on Sunday, September 11, Maureen shared her pains via her verified Instagram page.
She wrote: “35 by Sunday. Just ask for my account details. My Biggest Struggle Now is Staying Happy… it used to be too easy for me… Now it feels more like Luxury I can’t Afford.”
Recall also that Maureen Esisi penned some tips on how to please a good woman.
The fashion designer, who had earlier admitted to having suicidal thoughts following her separation from the Nollywood actor in 2019, hinted that pleasing a good woman is not such a hard task.
She wrote,” A good woman is not hard to please: Don’t lie to her. Don’t waste her time, and don’t make her look stupid, especially for loving you.”
Although it was not easy, leaving the 2-year-old marriage “was the best decision ever”.
“Let’s look back two years ago when I left my marriage. I left my marriage penniless broken, and penniless. I can remember it like it was yesterday. I have no money in my account. My business had suffered so much,” she narrated.
“And I was broken. I had a friend who felt it in her heart to be there for me. I love her to bits. I moved out of my then home and moved into this place that you all love today.
“It wasn’t easy, I swear. For the first time in my life, suicide felt like it was the only thing to do. How time flies! Two years later and I will tell you this for a fact. It was the best decision ever.”
