During the recent Mother’s Day observances, Nigerian businessman Olakunle Churchill directly responded to a social media user who questioned his decision not to publicly honour his wife, Rosy Meurer, or his ex-wife, actress Tonto Dikeh, in his online tributes.
The annual Mother’s Day, marked on March 15, 2026, saw many Nigerians, including celebrities, post messages celebrating mothers and maternal figures. Churchill’s tribute focused solely on his own mother, a choice that reignited public discussion about his marriage to Meurer. This speculation follows an earlier period of rumoured marital strain, which emerged after Churchill confirmed his reconciliation with Tonto Dikeh, his former spouse.
The reconciliation was publicly acknowledged by Churchill in January 2026. Since then, the pair have appeared together in multiple shared photographs and videos. It was against this backdrop that a social media user addressed Churchill directly, asking why he had not celebrated his wife or his ex-wife.
Churchill replied succinctly, instructing the user to “help me celebrate them,” thereby deflecting the direct inquiry without providing further personal commentary.
Churchill’s selective tribute and subsequent exchange underscore the persistent public scrutiny surrounding his personal relationships, particularly his marriage to Meurer and his renewed friendship with Donto Dikeh. His response offers no clarification on the status of his marriage or the nature of his current relationship with his ex-wife, leaving the narrative open to ongoing public interpretation. No further statements from Churchill on the matter have been released.
