Sonia apologizes to estranged husband, Jude Ighalo after he asked her to ‘rest’
Sonia has issued an apology to her estranged husband, Jude Ighalo, following his public request for her to “rest” over her constant dragging.
Recall that the footballer had taken to social media, urging Sonia to stop spreading false claims about him daily.
He mentioned being too busy to worry about such matters and expressed hope that she would eventually find peace.
In an unexpected reply, Sonia suggested that his lingering pain stemmed from her not using a plane ticket he had provided and not showing up as planned.
She followed this with a lengthy apology, acknowledging their attempts to salvage their marriage and expressing the difficulty she faces in ending the relationship.
Sonia’s lengthy apology to her ex-husband, Jude Ighalo
She wrote: “My guy I won’t reply to all the gibberish you posted. I know you are still hurt because I wasted your flight tickets. (For not showing up) I am sorry, Wowo.
“Many individuals assert that I possess a powerful, mysterious allure, which is why I am particularly cautious about the people I allow into my life. Ending a relationship or friendship is always challenging for me. My beloved super star, we’ve journeyed far together, and I’m truly grateful for the grace God has bestowed upon our lives. We both struggled to make this work, even in the face of divorce. I understand how careful you were to keep your family in the dark about what was happening behind closed doors, knowing that it would start another fight and I know how hard you fought to be a loving father to your children despite family pressures. I understand the emotional pain you’re experiencing due to your separation from your beloved family (John 10:10), despite your efforts to portray a false sense of happiness on Instagram to appease them. You are a wonderful man, and I will always be there for you physically and spiritually. I am using this opportunity to express my sincere apologies for the negative impact my posts may have had on you. Given the nature of your job, peace is essential for you, and because of your purity, I bear no resentment towards you. I believe the greatest blessing for a child is to be born to a loving mother (not evil). We’ve both forgiven each other and realised our mistakes. If I could wish anything at this moment, it would be for divine grace and strength from God to help us coparent harmoniously and ensure our children feel a sense of pride in us. I wish you all the best. Obulu Papa.”
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