Why My Marriage With Joseph Ameh Failed – Kaffy

Kafayat Ameh, also known as Kaffy, has confirmed rumors that her marriage to Joseph Ameh has ended.

She revealed this in her new podcast episode, “Just Kaffy.”

She has publicly stated that she is proudly single and is not looking for a relationship.

Last year, rumors said that the couple were separated, but Kaffy did not publicly confirm the rumors, nor did she react to them.

Kaffy revealed in her podcast episode that she was bitter in her marriage with her husband and that breaking up was the only solution so that both of them could grow in their different careers.

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She explained that marriage is supposed to be an alignment of destinies, but her marriage was entirely different.

We recall that Kaffy got married to Joseph Ameh in the year 2012, and they were blessed with two children.

“I wanted to see my ex-husband in his best version, so taking a chance to break this marriage was also to see that we both grew into what we were really supposed to be.” She said

“Marriage is supposed to be an alignment of destinies driving towards a place God wants for them, and mine didn’t work out that way.” She added

“Separation is not the end of life for both parties involved. In fact, if you are both honest about why you have to go apart, you will realize how much better life can be. I was in a bitter place when it came to my marriage. I was frustrated and angry but got freedom from that space and I’m in a space of healing and open to new relationships. ” She explained.

“I look at my ex-husband now and I don’t feel any type of way, but I wish him the best. I’m single and not searching. ”

“Some people make it back, some don’t; what is ultimate is the outcome borne out of love. Rather than looking at someone as the problem, you may be the enabler of that problem.” She said