Businessman Olakunle Churchill has reunited with his ex-wife, Nollywood actress Tonto Dikeh, and their son, King Andre, bringing an end to a decade-long public feud that once dominated headlines.
The former couple, whose separation was marked by years of bitter disputes and public exchanges, have now chosen peace over conflict, setting aside their differences for the sake of their child.
The reconciliation reportedly began when Dikeh reached out to Churchill, extending an olive branch after years of silence. The gesture paved the way for renewed communication and healing between the estranged pair.
Sharing the emotional moment on Instagram, Churchill revealed that he was “pleasantly surprised” when his son called him “Daddy” for the first time. He described the experience as deeply moving and a powerful reminder of God’s grace at work.
The reunion was facilitated by popular clergyman, Pastor Jerry Eze, who has long served as a spiritual mentor to Dikeh. In a heartfelt message, the actress credited Eze for guiding her toward forgiveness and inner peace.
“God has a way of rewriting stories men thought were over,” Dikeh wrote. “This is grace speaking. Time failed, but grace prevailed. Restoration has a voice, and today it spoke.”
She went on to praise Pastor Eze for his unwavering dedication to God’s calling, noting that his mentorship played a key role in her personal transformation.
Churchill, in turn, acknowledged Dikeh as “the amazing mother of my son” and expressed gratitude for her commitment to raising King Andre.
The reunion has sparked widespread reactions across social media, with fans and well-wishers applauding the former couple for choosing reconciliation, healing, and co-parenting over prolonged conflict.
