Controversial relationship therapist Blessing CEO has opened up about the true reasons for ending her marriage, shedding light on the complexities of relationships. In her recent appearance on the first episode of her TV show, ‘Moments with Blessing CEO,’ she discussed the difficult decision to leave her husband, attributing it primarily to experiences of domestic violence rather than infidelity.
Blessing emphasized that her decision to leave was not taken lightly. She stated, “I left my marriage because of domestic violence; my husband is not a cheat.” This highlights the severity of the issues she faced and underscores the importance of safety in relationships.
In her discussion, she expressed that cheating alone should not be grounds for divorce. She believes that many issues within a marriage can be resolved without resorting to separation.
Blessing urged women to reflect on their roles in relationships, suggesting that sometimes the problems may stem from within. “Sometimes we women have to accept we are the problem,” she noted, encouraging self-examination.
She controversially advised women against leaving their cheating spouses, suggesting that some matters are better kept private. Blessing stated, “Cheating shouldn’t make you leave your marriage; the same way you hide a DNA result, keep it a secret if your husband is cheating.” This perspective has sparked debate about the boundaries of loyalty and personal dignity in relationships.
Blessing CEO’s revelations provide a nuanced view of marital challenges, emphasizing the need for safety while also encouraging women to consider the broader context of their relationships. Her insights are sure to resonate with many, prompting discussions about the complexities of love, loyalty, and self-awareness in marriage.
