‘I don’t regret my relationships’ – Tonto Dikeh opens up about past loves

• Tonto Dikeh says she has no regrets about her past relationships, calling them life lessons that shaped her growth.
• In an interview with Chude, she reflected on her marriage to Olakunle Churchill and her relationship with Prince Kpokpogri, noting the lessons each brought.
• While acknowledging she might have made different choices today, Tonto emphasized growing, learning and moving forward, adding that she’s ready to emerge as a stronger, more determined version of herself.

Nollywood actress and politician, Tonto Dikeh has opened up about her past relationships in a new interview with Chude, making it clear that she has no regrets. She describes past experiences as important lessons that helped her grow.

Lessons from my predecessor

Tonto looks back on her high-profile breakups, explaining how each situation shaped her. Regarding her marriage to Olakunle Churchill, she said: “Honestly, I only regret one thing in my life, but not my relationship. My first relationship (Churchill) gave me the most beautiful boy in the world.”

Speaking about her second major relationship, she noted: “The second one (Prince Kpokpogri) told me that even if you show me true love, you can still become a devil. So, I learned a lot from my relationships and I would never say I regret it. “

About growing and moving forward

While she acknowledges that she might make different choices today, she refuses to dwell on the past. She shared: “Should I have been there? Well, if I were to take myself back, I probably wouldn’t have allowed myself to get involved or dwell on it, but I don’t think I have the right to regret what I went through because I put myself out there. All I have to do is grow and learn and move on.”

A warning to her critics

Tonto also hinted that she’s ready to show a stronger side of herself, suggesting that people often misjudge her strength. She said: “People should be afraid of me because I’m a hugely underrated guy and people don’t know what I can do and it’s time to show them what I can do.”