Veteran Nollywood Actress, Stella Damasus, Pays Tribute To Her First Husband 19 Years After His Demise
Seasoned Nollywood actress, Stella Damasus, has paid homage to her late husband who was also her first lawfully wed husband. Damasus shared a moving tribute post dedicated to her first hubby.
Stella Damasus’ fans and colleagues showered her with love, as they rallied around her in the comment section of the tribute post page with condolences and kind words of consolation. Nineteen years ago, the actress lost her first spouse, Jaiye Aboderin, and the weight of the loss she attempted to share in the heartfelt note she wrote in his honor.
In her emotional letter, Stella stated how much her late spouse meant to her beyond just being her partner. She claimed that despite the fact that the loss caused her world to fall apart, she had to continue being strong for their girls. As much as the actress misses her late spouse, she said she finds solace in the thought that one day, she and her daughters would be reunited with him.
Since then, the actress has gone on to tie the knot with twice. Sadly, Stella discovered the dissolution of her most recent and third marriage on YouTube. The actress previously stated that she had been pressured to wed the choir director, who was also her best friend, by the church where she was a choir member, noting that they were great friends who didn’t work out as partners.
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