Veteran Nollywood actor Taofeek Salami, popularly recognized across the Yoruba movie industry by his stage persona Tioruju Mondusi, has opened up about the deeply agonizing moment he discovered two of his five children were not biologically his.
Speaking during an emotional interview on the popular African A-List Podcast, the veteran actor described the massive domestic betrayal orchestrated by his late ex-wife as the most painful experience of his entire existence.
The shocking revelation came to light during a heated legal battle aimed at dissolving their marriage following her secretive romantic affair with a married man from Ijebu, Ogun State.
Salami recounted that the crisis began five years ago when he returned from a film location to find his home empty, discoverable only after learning his nine-month-pregnant wife had conducted a secret marital introduction with her lover.
After refusing to allow the naming ceremony of the fifth child to take place in his family compound, the actress dragged him to court for a formal dissolution of their union.
It was during the open court proceedings that she bluntly confessed that both their third and fifth children belonged to her secret lover.
Reflecting soberly on the tragic aftermath, Salami revealed that his ex-wife passed away last year from severe depression after the affluent married lover eventually abandoned her to return to his primary family of four children.
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