/ Jun 29, 2026
/ Jun 29, 2026

I wish I never married Blossom – Maureen Esisi

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Maureen Esisi, the estranged wife of Nollywood actor Blossom Chukwujekwu, has expressed her deep regret over their marriage, referring to their five-year union as “wasted years.”

In a candid conversation on the ‘The House Chronicles’ podcast hosted by Miracle OP, the fashion designer shared her painful experience, lamenting that she could have been a mother of two by now if she had married someone else.

“I regret marrying him (Blossom Chukwujekwu). It was wasted years. Five years of my life, that’s a lot. I would have married somebody else and probably had two kids by now,” she said.

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She also shared her desire to become a mother, a dream she had hoped to fulfill during her marriage.

“I wished I had kids. Because trying to have kids now is just scary and annoying. I’m currently working on having kids. I don’t know how it’s going to happen, but I must get pregnant this year,” she said.

Maureen’s remarks shed light on the emotional toll of their failed marriage, which ended after five years.

She emphasised that Blossom was the one who “walked away,” and she didn’t sign any legal documents, so they aren’t officially divorced.

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