After ten years of a highly publicised feud, Nollywood actress Tonto Dikeh and her former partner, Olakunle Churchill, have finally buried the hatchet.
The reconciliation, which many have described as unexpected, marks a major turning point in one of Nigeria’s most talked-about celebrity separations. The pair, who share a son, were once locked in years of bitter accusations, court battles, and emotional public exchanges that played out across social media and traditional media platforms.
Sources close to the development indicate that maturity, time, and the shared responsibility of co-parenting played key roles in the decision to make peace. While neither party has gone into full detail about what led to the reconciliation, the renewed understanding appears to be centred on creating a healthier environment for their child.
Observers say the move signals growth on both sides, especially considering how deeply fractured their relationship once was. For many fans and followers, the reconciliation serves as a reminder that healing is possible, even after years of conflict and emotional distance.
As reactions continue to pour in, the moment is being widely praised as a positive step toward peace, forgiveness, and responsible co-parenting—an example that personal evolution can rewrite even the most troubled narratives.
