Olakunle Oladunni Churchill took to Instagram on his son’s 4th birthday to write an open letter where he made a lot of revelations and accusations.
Sharing photos of King Andre, 4, Churchill wished him a happy birthday and said he wrote the note to “shed more light on the darkness created by bitterness.”
Churchill added, “The same blood runs in us, nothing can change that. No one can change your name or turn your face away from me. You are my blood and for ever you will be mine.”
This part of his statement is in reference to Tonto Dikeh giving her son her last name.
Churchill went on to claim that two days to King Andre’s second birthday, he won the judgement in court to have access to his son whenever he wanted, but in the presence of a nanny. He claimed that since then, Tonto has kept him from seeing his son by claiming Andre doesn’t have a nanny.
He vowed to take up the case in court to see that the court reviews the judgement again.
He wrote:
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Source: Linda Ikeji
