Actress Oluchi
Phillips was called a gold digger over her marriage with Chief Igbokwe
Mrs Oluchi Phillips-Igbokwe |
When actress Oluchi Phillips, a Nollywood actress
who has starred in so many movies and soap operas wedded Chief Edwin Igbokwe, she
didn’t know some people would still be
talking about it till date.
Oluchi tied
the knots with the late Christy Essein Igbokwe’s widower last year Easther. When
yours sincerely put a call to her asking her why she was never invited to the
wedding, she tried defending herself.
“Ada, what
happened was that I didn’t make it a public thing. I didn’t invite any
journalist, no friend, no colleague, no fan. My husband and I decided to make
it a family thing because that was how we wanted it. We decided not to make it
a glamorous thing but even at that while in the wedding I was receiving loads
of text messages from friends congratulating me . My hubby too had his phone
message box filled with congratulatory messages. He too was surprised,” she
said.
When asked
how marital life has been, she said
Chief Edwin Igbokwe |
all was well but that people have refused
to stop talking about it. “I was at Eko Hotels for Sun Man Award recently and I was standing beside two ladies who saw
my husband and started talking about him. One of the ladies said that she heard
Chief Igbokwe married one actress from nowhere. A gold digger who forced
herself into the family from nowhere. They didn’t know I was the one, and I
pretended along. I then asked them why they should call the man’s wife a gold
digger. The gossip still insisted she was a gold digger, that how could she
have badged into the family from no where and married the man just like that.
When I asked if she knew whether the lady he married had known him for a while,
maybe a family friend, and that no right thinking lady who wants to get married would turn down
such an opportunity. But she still
insisted that I was a gold digger. What I did was to carry my bag and walked
away. She never knew I was the lady in question,” she said
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