‘I’m picking my kids over anyone else’ – Churchill breaks silence amid alleged divorce from Meurer

Actress Tonto Dikeh’s ex-husband, Olakunle Churchill, has broken his silence amid ongoing rumours of divorce from his wife, Rosy Meurer.

It was earlier speculated that Meurer filed for divorce from Churchill on April 20, 2026, following his alleged recent close relationship with Tonto Dikeh after their son, King Andre’s 10th birthday three months ago.

However, speaking amid the ongoing divorce rumours, Churchill, in a post on his Instagram story on Friday, explained that, “As a father, if I’m ever in a place where I have to pick between my kids or anyone/anything else, I’m picking my kids. Period.”

DAILY POST reports that the rumour first surfaced online shortly after Churchill reunited with his ex-wife, Tonto Dikeh, in January 2026, nine years after their messy divorce.

Revealing the purpose of their reunion, Churchill, in an Instagram post, noted that the reconciliation with his ex is strictly for co-parenting and not as a couple. Since then, they have been seen together in several photos and videos.

Meurer, who was previously close to the ex-couple before their separation, was earlier accused of “snatching” Churchill from Tonto.

She got married to Churchill in 2019, barely two years after his divorce from Tonto.

‘I’m picking my kids over anyone else’ – Churchill breaks silence amid alleged divorce from Meurer

Vinicius: UEFA finally bans Benfica’s Gianluca Prestianni

UEFA on Friday, handed Benfica’s Gianluca Prestianni a six-match ban following alleged racist insults directed at Real Madrid’s Vinicius Junior during both sides’ UEFA Champions League play-off match in Lisbon some weeks ago.

Benfica announced the news in an official statement, saying the Portuguese club received a notification from UEFA.

According to the statement, Prestianni was suspended for “six matches” for the use of homophobic language during Benfica’s Champions League tie with Real Madrid in March.

Recall that the Champions League playoff was overshadowed by several troubling incidents, most notably when Vinicius accused Prestianni of using racist slurs against him.

The Champions League playoff first leg encounter was played in Lisbon, and UEFA later banned Prestianni for the return leg at the Santiago Bernabeu.

Vinicius: UEFA finally bans Benfica’s Gianluca Prestianni

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