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Funke Akindele Father’s Day post douses break up rumour

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Funke Akindele took to her Instagram page to share pictures of her hubby and kids, eulogising him for being a great dad

By Mosope Okeowo

Ace Nigerian actress and movie producer,  Funke Akindele seems to have silenced naysayers, after a social media display of affection between her and husband, JJC Skillz on Father’s Day. 

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Akindele and her husband were said to be at loggerheads after she chastised him for mismanaging their funds and the incident led to him abandoning their home.

Benito, the first son of JJC Skillz, confirmed the runout saying his father and step mum, Funke Akindele were no longer living together adding that they both cheated on each other.

In his words: “They are not really together. They both cheated on each other, they both had a fight. My dad is practically living somewhere else. I don’t even have any care for them no more. I can’t talk for them as a couple anymore. I can only say what I have seen. They are in an open relationship.”

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However, on Sunday, June 19, being Father’s Day, the thespian celebrated her husband, JJC Skillz putting the innuendos about their purported separation to rest. 

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The mother of two took to her Instagram page to share some photos her hubby took with the kids, eulogised him for being a good father, and prayed for him.  

Funke wrote, “Happy Father’s Day darling!!! Thank you so much for being a wonderful and caring father. We love you God bless you more Baba Ibeji of life!”

Responding to the 44-year-old actress’s comment through her comment section, JJC Skillz said:  

“Awwwww thank you darling God bless and protect us #familyfirst #thebellos” 

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