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“Go and beg your wife. 20 years no be beans” – Netizens advise comedian AY following his recent post
Nigerian comedian and actor, Ayo Makun, better known as AY, has taken to social media to share a cryptic post hours after his wife, Mabel, released a statement about their marital crisis.
It was earlier reported that the interior designer confirmed that they have parted ways after twenty years together, and even described AY as her ex-husband.
She also stated that her dream of having a lifelong marriage has taken a different direction and expressed her commitment to moving forward with grace and resilience. She also appealed for privacy and consideration as they navigate this new phase. ICYMI, read here.
Moments after the post, AY took to his Instagram page to share a cryptic post, stating that ‘this too shall pass’, seemingly referring to their marital turmoil.
His post has sparked a wave of comments on social media, with many urging him to set aside his pride and apologize to his wife because twenty years of being together is no small feat.
Read some comments as your scroll,
@iam_jenny.c wrote, “Bros AY please go and beg your beautiful wife, swallow your pride, beg her and reconcile with her for the sake of your daughters. Please sir don’t allow devil to take over your home, go and make peace with Mabel (your wife). I have been admiring this una marriage for years, why now? Please go and beg your beautiful wife, make peace with her and bring her home.”
@preetiicynthia wrote, “Go and beg your wife. 20 years no be beans. Marrying her made you rich. Please go and beg her”
@nhn_couture wrote, “This too shall end in praise. God is too faithful to fail. Have mercy Lord upon your children. Let there be reconciliation. In Jesus name.”
@adterryofficial wrote “Bossi I beg u in God name make wuna settle. Its not too late because of wuna kids …. Just apologize to her even if u feel she is right 🙏🏽 Divorce no good e Dey mess with children head .. make wuna remember the good old days please.”
