In a recent interview, Pete stated that the majority of married women in the Nollywood industry have all divorced their husbands. He claimed that learning about Chioma Chukwuka, Tonto Dikeh, and Ireti Doyle shocked him.
But he added that getting married is about making a commitment and going through good times and bad. In addition, the majority of women mistakenly believe that leaving their husbands’ homes is more friendly.
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