Actress, Mimi Orjiekwe Talks About her Failed Marriage to Actor, Charles Billion

She doesn’t have a cordial relationship with his ex husband but their kid keeps them together.

Mimi Orjiekwe got married to Charles Billion in 2015 after dating for three years but the marriage couldn’t stand the test of time.

In a recent interview, the actress sheds light on how she has managed to keep it all together. According to her, she doesn’t regret the marriage that produced her daughter.

She stated however that she plans to remarry as her experience from her failed marriage didn’t drive her to hating men. Motherhood has thought her a lot, she said.

Excerpts from the interview below;

While growing up, I cherished friendships and I was part of every social activity in school. I was not the quiet type. Till now, I love life and I love expressing myself.

My failed marriage was a lesson and I don’t regret the union. My baby is a product of the marriage and I love her a lot. I also believe that God made me pass through the experience for me to be in a better place.

 I don’t have a cordial relationship with my ex-husband (Charles Billion), but the baby keeps us together from a distance. I am not bitter with men even after the experience. I cannot say I was always right but I am a superwoman and I try my best to make everyone around me happy. We dated for three years before getting married in 2015; so, I didn’t rush into it.

 However, I plan to remarry. I don’t think there is anything wrong with getting married to an entertainer; it is about marrying the right person. If I want to get married again, I will pay attention to every little detail. I will not just fall in love with any man for his wealth or looks.

Being a mother is the best gift a woman could ever get from God. It makes you discover yourself and it makes you responsible for another person. Last year was beautiful for me because I had my baby girl. It was a new beginning in my life. I became a mother and everything changed. In order to care adequately for my daughter, I had to cut back on traveling.

When my baby turned out to be a girl, I never worried; I just wished for a beautiful child. My daughter is like a little version of me.