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Fani-Kayode’s fourth marriage allegedly hits the rock
Rumours have trailed the internet that the three-year marriage between former Aviation Minister, Femi Fani-Kayode and his wife Precious Chikwendu is about to crash.
According to a report by Sahara Reporters, the former minister has accused his wife of infidelity and that she is currently carrying a pregnancy that is not his.
In a text message, said to be sent to members of his family, he said,”reliably informed that the children Precious is carrying are not mine.”
The report reads:
“In reality, unknown to many, Fani-Kayode had accused his wife of infidelity. The woman, disclosed family sources, is said to be pregnant with a set of triplets.
“No friend of hers can remain mine. I urge you to be very careful of this mad, ungrateful, deceitful and treacherous woman,” he warned friends.
Reports by Sahara reporters also claimed that Fani-Kayode started physically abusing Precious from the first year of the marriage. He was said to have ordered her to abort the pregnancy that resulted in their son.
Precious ignored him but got a savage beating. It has grown worse with the allegation of infidelity. She is also said to have been relieved of the Mercedes Benz G-Wagon bought for her by Mr Fani-Kayode.
Precious is back to driving 2009 Honda car and has had her police escort withdrawn by the husband. Prophet TB Joshua is said to have waded in and invited Precious to Lagos.”
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