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“Keeping My Love Life Private Brings Peace” – IK Ogbonna

Nollywood actor, IK Ogbonna has stated that keeping his love life off social media has given him peace of mind.

IK claimed he ignores preconceived notions and ideas about himself in favor of concentrating just on his work, friends, and family.

In an interview with Sunday Scoop, IK—whose marriage to Sonia Morales ended a few years ago—made this remark while discussing his life and how he is always open to falling in love again, though he also mentioned that he prefers to keep that aspect of his life private.

He said; “I do not care about the opinions of people that do not even know me. I face things that give me peace, such as my family, friends, and career.

I am always open to love. Without love, we cannot live as human beings, but I do not like to discuss my private life, because I feel there should be a part of everyone’s life that should not be made public.

You can’t give all of yourself to the public. When it comes to one’s love life, there is more peace when one keeps it to oneself. My relationship status is left for those people close to me to know.”

Always keep your love life or relationship private without telling it to outside world, because in this fake world people ruin beautiful things.

Live with Purpose, Love with Passion. Remember to be happy

One ❤️❤️❤️

Rose Ajieh

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