How I met my ex-husband at 14, married him at 18, by Blessing CEO

Entertainment

January 29, 2025 by

blessing ceo

Relationship expert, Blessing CEO, has shared her personal experience of being groomed by her ex-husband, whom she married at the tender age of 18 and divorced three years later.

Blessing took to Instagram to recount her story, detailing how she met her ex-husband at 14, when he was 14 years her senior.

She bravely shared how he groomed her, and she remained a virgin until their path crossed.

The relationship expert emotionally revealed the lasting impact of her experience, including the physical and emotional scars.

She also spoke about missing out on her youthful years due to being into premature adulthood.

Blessing’s divorce proceedings were a lengthy and challenging process, lasting five years and involving threats and societal shame.

Read Also: Blessing CEO, lover get matching tattoos

However, she said he has emerged stronger and more determined to help others.

She said: “I was 14 to 15 years old when I met my ex-husband who was 14 years older than me. I got married to him when I was 18 and I divorced him when I was 21. He groomed me and I was a virgin. He was the first man I ever met, he groomed me and married me but guess what? I left. That’s why there is a blessing CEO today. I had a son for that man and the first ever scar on my body was my C-section scar.

“I never experienced a youthful phase because I was so young and had to mature quickly. I was never involved in the typical dating scene.”

“Even after I left the man at 21, he stressed me until I was 26 on that divorce matter. It took me 5 years to get a divorce and custody, he threatened me. I had to wait for us to properly get a divorce before I could move on with my life. Even when I left, society shamed me.”

Read More

Latest

A Natural Solution to the Replication Crisis in Science

Science & Nature Dear scientists: Follow the ants The post...

Zaidu Sanusi: Ex-Porto boss explains what makes Super Eagles star special

Soccer Nigeria and Porto defender Zaidu Sanusi. Photo by...

Super Eagles target scores 8.3 rating as Al-Ittihad overtake Ronaldo’s Al-Nassr at the top

Soccer Super Eagles target George Ilenikhena. Photo by IMAGO...

Fulham coach addresses Iwobi’s social media outburst — “The most important thing”

Soccer Alex Iwobi. Photo by IMAGO Fulham head coach...

Newsletter

Don't miss

A Natural Solution to the Replication Crisis in Science

Science & Nature Dear scientists: Follow the ants The post...

Zaidu Sanusi: Ex-Porto boss explains what makes Super Eagles star special

Soccer Nigeria and Porto defender Zaidu Sanusi. Photo by...

Super Eagles target scores 8.3 rating as Al-Ittihad overtake Ronaldo’s Al-Nassr at the top

Soccer Super Eagles target George Ilenikhena. Photo by IMAGO...

Fulham coach addresses Iwobi’s social media outburst — “The most important thing”

Soccer Alex Iwobi. Photo by IMAGO Fulham head coach...

Lookman: Atalanta new signing reveals private conversation with Super Eagles star

Soccer Ademola Lookman. Copyright: xAlbertoxGardinxIMAGO Jonathan Rowe has revealed that...

‘Eye of the storm’: Business owner’s fight to keep nail tech siblings in country

A Whangārei beauty salon owner says her business may face trouble if she cannot find a way to keep her siblings in the country. Anna Vu owns AV Beauty Spa, and has worked in the city for 12 years. She said she had always struggled to find suitably skilled nail technicians and beauty staff and

What small business owners say they’d do differently, in hindsight

Working 60+ hours a week makes owners twelve times more likely to say their business is hurting their personal life. Australian small business owners are working through illness, skipping holidays and struggling to step away from their businesses, according to new research from insurer BizCover. The survey of 1,500 BizCover small business customers found more

Bright young business brains bring ideas to life

Friday 17 July, 2026 Young Cumbrian entrepreneurs showed off their innovative business ideas, from AI virtual assistants to African food, at two celebration events this week. Fifteen young people from Furness and West Cumbria aged 14 to 25 were selected to take part in the Positive Enterprise programme back in January...