Akothee embraces her role as the CEO of failed marriages

Popular entertainer Akothee has taken a bold step towards self-discovery by openly acknowledging her role in the breakdowns of her marriages. Following the recent end of her second marriage, she’s reflecting on her relationship patterns and owning her own part in their failures.

Akothee admits, “I love myself fiercely, perhaps to a fault. This self-love, at times, makes me feel selfish, and that, I believe, is why I’m the CEO of failed marriages.” She goes on to say that she doesn’t need reminders of her struggles in love, as she already knows the challenges she faces in romantic partnerships.

Despite this honest reflection, Akothee doesn’t shy away from highlighting her strengths. “When it comes to business and marketing, I’m your guru,” she declares. “Come to me for advice on those matters, but for relationships, I’m not your expert.” This self-aware confidence is admirable, especially as she offers valuable insights on co-parenting, a role she excels at.

Akothee’s journey of self-reflection is even more noteworthy considering her past. She revealed earlier this year that before her marriage to Omosh, she had already attempted marriage on three occasions, none of which were successful. This candidness about her past experiences adds depth to her current introspection.

The lavish wedding to Omosh in April 2023, attended by 300 VVIPs and featuring exclusive Sh6,500 meal plates, stood in stark contrast to its recent dissolution. However, Akothee’s willingness to face the reality of her relationships and learn from them is a testament to her personal growth.

Akothee’s story is a powerful reminder that self-reflection, even when it’s tough, is essential for personal growth. By taking ownership of her actions and focusing on her strengths, she paves the way for a future filled with self-love and meaningful connections, whether romantic or not.