Funsho Adeoti, the first wife of Nollywood filmmaker Kazim Adeoti, has sparked reactions online after sharing a message centred on self-worth and protecting one’s peace.
Funsho’s post came days after her husband travelled to Canada to surprise his second wife, actress Mercy Aigbe, who had been abroad with her son, Juwon Gentry.
Funsho Adeoti shares message on self-worth
Taking to social media, Funsho reminded her followers about the importance of valuing themselves and setting healthy boundaries.
She encouraged people not to overlook their own wellbeing while showing love and kindness to others.
“Self-love is so important in life. Learn to appreciate yourself, protect your peace, know your worth. You deserve the same love, kindness, and respect that you freely give to others,” she wrote.
Funsho did not mention Kazim, Mercy or the Canada trip in the post.
However, the timing of her message attracted attention, with some social media users connecting it to the events surrounding her husband’s recent trip.
Kazim Adeoti surprises Mercy Aigbe in Canada
The filmmaker recently made headlines after travelling to Canada to surprise Mercy Aigbe.
In a video shared online, Kazim could be seen waiting outside Mercy’s door with a bouquet of flowers.
When the actress opened the door and realised that her husband was there, she screamed in surprise before embracing him.
The reunion showed the couple sharing an affectionate moment, with the video quickly attracting reactions from fans and followers.
Funsho’s post gets attention
Mercy had reportedly spent several weeks in Canada with her son before Kazim made the trip to see her.
His surprise visit was widely discussed online, particularly because of the effort involved in travelling from Nigeria to Canada to see his wife.
Against that backdrop, Funsho’s message about self-love and knowing one’s worth has also become a subject of discussion.
Although she did not directly link her post to Kazim’s trip or mention any individual, some observers have interpreted the timing differently and drawn their own conclusions about its possible meaning.
Funsho, however, left the message to speak for itself without providing any further explanation.
See her post below:
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