Nigerian comedian and actress, Chioma Omeruah, popularly known as Chigul, has opened up about her divorce, healing journey and what it means to embrace life on her own terms.
Speaking on an episode of the podcast Transparent, the entertainer reflected on life after divorce, sharing personal lessons on self-awareness, emotional healing and relationships.
Chigul revealed that despite being 50, she still feels youthful and fulfilled, challenging societal expectations about age, marriage and being single. She also addressed the stigma often attached to divorced women and the pressure placed on people to conform to traditional timelines for marriage and relationships.
The actress stressed that healing is essential before entering a relationship, noting that “two shattered people cannot come together and make a home.” According to her, unresolved emotional wounds often affect relationships and marriages.
She explained that people are raised differently and bring varying experiences and perspectives into relationships, making self-work
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