Bovi Explains Why He Doesn’t See Every Divorce as a Failure
Nigerian comedian and actor Bovi has shared his thoughts on marriage and divorce, explaining why he does not believe every failed marriage should be viewed negatively.
The entertainer made the remarks during a conversation with media personality Morayo Afolabi-Brown, where he reflected on the realities of married life and the increasing number of divorces in society.
According to Bovi, some divorces can be a positive outcome when a relationship becomes unhealthy or unsustainable for those involved.
Bovi Shares His Perspective
Speaking during the interview, the comedian said he believes some marriages can become difficult environments in which one or both partners struggle to thrive.
“I celebrate when people get divorced because I feel it means one or both people were not breathing well in the marriage,” he said.
Bovi explained that while divorce is often viewed as a sign of failure, he sees it differently when remaining in the relationship causes emotional or personal distress.
His comments have since sparked conversations online, with many social media users sharing differing opinions on the subject.
Reflecting on His Own Marriage
The actor also opened up about his personal experience as a married man, acknowledging that marriage comes with its own challenges and requires continuous effort from both partners.
“My own marriage hasn’t been easy, but I would never make life difficult for anyone, and I wouldn’t want anyone to make my life difficult,” he added.
Bovi has been married to Kris Asimonye since 2009, and the couple share three children.
Over the years, he has spoken publicly about marriage, often describing it as a journey that demands patience, understanding, communication, and commitment.
Mixed Reactions Online
Bovi’s remarks have generated mixed reactions across social media platforms. While some users agreed that leaving unhealthy marriages can be beneficial for personal wellbeing, others argued that couples should explore every possible avenue for reconciliation before considering divorce.
The discussion has once again brought conversations about marriage, compatibility, mental wellbeing, and personal happiness into the spotlight, highlighting the diverse views people hold on relationships and family life.
“I celebrate when people get divorced because i feel it means one or both people were not breathing well in the marriage.
My own marriage hasn’t been easy, but I would never make life difficult for anyone, and I wouldn’t want anyone to make my life difficult.”
— Bovi pic.twitter.com/u0ClfU70Rt
— SKB (@seyikanbai) June 8, 2026
