“He treated you like a slut” – Blessing CEO reacts to Churchill, Rosy Meurer alleged marriage fallout

Popular relationship expert Blessing CEO has weighed in on the ongoing tension between Olakunle Churchill and his wife, Rosy Meurer.

In a video shared on her Instagram page, she said she was deeply triggered by Churchill’s recent comments, accusing him of having a pattern of gaslighting women who have been in relationships with him.

According to her, Rosy Meurer had consistently stood by Churchill but now feels he is “throwing her under the bus,” adding that he has not treated Rosy with the respect she deserves as the mother of his children.

“I am triggered. All Rosy has ever done in her life is to protect Churchill. How could he say that if Rosy wasn’t with him, another person would? Why are you throwing Rosy under the bus?” she said.

She further advised Rosy Meurer to begin speaking out publicly, suggesting she should grant interviews and share her side of the story.

“Rosy should start granting interviews. That is how to treat men like this. He didn’t even treat you like the mother of his children. He treated you like a slut. Pick your matches, carry fuel and burn the building.

“I know you still want to drag me, but please wait. Churchill, e no go better for you. Rosy, you’d better carry lighter and petrol and burn this bridge now,” she added.

Blessing CEO also dismissed claims that Rosy is currently experiencing karma, insisting instead that she should defend herself.

Meanwhile, Churchill recently claimed that there is no legal basis for Rosy to file for dissolution of marriage, stating that they were never legally married.

He also addressed past narratives involving his former wife, actress Tonto Dikeh, noting that Rosy was not the only person who could have stood by him during his custody battle for their son, King Andre.

Recall that reports surfaced last week suggesting the couple had unfollowed each other on Instagram.

Shortly after, rumours emerged that Rosy had filed for dissolution of marriage, though this has not been officially confirmed.

Watch the video below…