In the messages, she was called “Oloriburuku Iyawo… the one whose glory had faded before she met FM… the one whose leg is not good in FM’s house.”
The couple married privately in October 2016 and share one son. Their separation became public in 2025 after they stopped appearing together and unfollowed each other on social media.
In recent days, Omotayo has also posted cryptic lines calling herself an “Alubarika baby”, insisting her blessing cannot be forgotten “even in her absence.”
Her posts came shortly after Femi unveiled his new Euphoria 360 Hub in Lagos
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ReplyDeleteIt Is Well With Her oooo
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She was badly hurt. It is well, but the reason why the first wife ran she should have researched before marrying him. The guy is just walking free living his life. He is even getting more successful. Iyanaladunke, God will help you excel greatly
ReplyDeleteI just pray she heals completely coa ko easy, especially when the ex seems to be doing very well and has obviously moved on,
ReplyDeleteI guess there are some families that are toxic and donot really care abput how marriage should be. Especially if the spouse is the ologo of the family. I WISH YOU WELL IYANALADUNKE.. PLEASE JUST MOVE ON AND HAVE YOUR PEACE PLEASE HE IS NOT WORTH IT THE GUY IS BACK ON THE STREETS
ReplyDeleteIt is well with you Madam, ko easy rara but you will be fine in the end.
ReplyDeleteI hope she can move on. The more she posts these things on social media, the more those that hurt her will feel they've achieved their goals. She should move in silence and let God's grace speak for her.
ReplyDeleteWith God on her side, she will get bigger and better. Some how, I feel she wants to reconcile with Femi Adebayo. Sadly, I think he has moved on. God will giver her joy sooner than later Amin ππΎ
I understand that this is woman is hurt but she needs to move the heck on! It's not doing her any good, revisiting the past when the man clearly shows he doesn't send her.
ReplyDeleteIt's well with you ma'am ππΏ
ReplyDeleteThey really did her dirty., why call her Oloriburiku? That's unfair.....a very beautiful hard-working woman at that π Thank God for you Iyan Aladuke π€
ReplyDeleteNobody got break this story down?
ReplyDeleteHonestly I’m confused.π
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ReplyDeleteI pray she finds healing
ReplyDeleteKo easy π΄
I pray she finds healing...
ReplyDeleteI was once married to a man who constantly called me worthless because children were not coming as quickly as expected. For 8 years, no child came, and after hearing that word for so long, I started seeing myself as worthless too. Words can damage people.
ReplyDeleteWhen the marriage ended after 8 years, that word still echoed in my mind until I returned to church, rededicated my life, and discovered a new version of myself. Eighteen months later, my cousin introduced me to a man. The first time we spoke, after the greetings, he said, "I want to marry you. I am not messing around." I was shocked because he didn't even know me well yet. True true, four months later, the man pay my dowry carry me come obodo oyinbo. Before I reached three months him house, I get belle, and today we have two boys. We have been married for over 21 years, and not one day has my husband spoken a derogatory word to me.
The funniest part? My ex, whom I separated from over 19 years ago, called me recently and said, "People don't know the value of what they have until they lose it." The same man never born any pikin till today. Life has a way of reminding us that our worth is not defined by another person's opinion. Words can break people, but the right words can also help them heal. I speak healing over you Iyan Aladuke!
Beautiful testimony and words of wisdomπ
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