Sonia has issued a heartfelt apology to her estranged husband, Jude Ighalo, following his public plea for her to “rest” amidst her ongoing criticisms of him.
The footballer had previously taken to social media to request that Sonia cease her daily accusations and false claims, urging her to move on from the past. He expressed his frustration over the constant dragging and mentioned that he is far too busy to be involved in such matters, hoping that Sonia would eventually find peace and let go of the situation.
In response to his statement, Sonia acknowledged the ongoing tension between them and referenced an incident where she failed to use a plane ticket Jude had arranged for her. She suggested that his lingering frustration might stem from that moment, and she expressed regret for not showing up as planned.
Following this, Sonia penned a lengthy apology to Jude, reflecting on their tumultuous relationship and their shared efforts to make their marriage work despite their separation. She opened up about the emotional struggles she faces in letting go and highlighted the bond they still share.
Sonia’s detailed apology to her ex-husband, Jude Ighalo
She wrote: “My guy, I won’t respond to every bit of nonsense you’ve posted. I know you’re still holding on to the fact that I didn’t use the flight tickets you gave me. I am truly sorry for that, Wowo.”
“Many people believe that I have some kind of mysterious power over those I let into my life, and that’s why I’m always cautious about who I allow close to me. Ending a relationship or friendship has never been easy for me. My dearest superstar, we’ve come a long way together, and I’m forever thankful for the grace God has shown us throughout our journey. We both tried so hard to keep things together, even after the divorce. I appreciate how discreet you were, never letting your family know what was really going on behind the scenes, just to avoid more conflicts. And I see how hard you’ve worked to be the best father you can be, despite the pressure from family.”
“I understand how deeply it hurts you to be away from the family you love, even as you try to maintain a front on Instagram for the sake of keeping up appearances. You’re a good man, and I want you to know I will always support you, both in person and in spirit. I apologize sincerely for the harm my posts may have caused you. I know that with your line of work, peace is crucial, and I don’t hold any grudges against you. The greatest gift for our children is to have loving parents, and not to grow up surrounded by negativity.”
“We’ve forgiven each other and learned from our mistakes. If I could have anything right now, it would be divine grace and strength from God to help us raise our children in harmony, so they can be proud of us as parents. I truly wish you all the best. Obulu Papa.”
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