Nollywood actress Tonto Dikeh has reunited her son, King Andre, with his father, Olakunle Churchill, bringing an end to years of estrangement between the former couple.
The actress disclosed the development on Wednesday via her Instagram page, where she shared photos and a video capturing the reunion. She described the moment as one of healing, restoration, and personal growth.
Reflecting on the reconciliation, Dikeh attributed the outcome to faith and divine timing, noting that what once seemed impossible had been renewed.
“What time could not fix, grace restored. God has a way of rewriting stories people believed had ended,” she wrote.
She added that the reunion symbolised restoration and obedience to faith, stressing that the journey required humility and transformation.
The actress also expressed gratitude to her spiritual mentor, Pastor Jerry Eze, founder of the New Season Prophetic Prayers and Declarations (NSPPD), whom she credited for playing a significant role in her personal and spiritual growth.
“Through your guidance, God reshaped my life and helped me become stronger, grounded, and filled with grace. I pray that God rewards you beyond measure,” Dikeh stated.
The reunion comes weeks after Dikeh hinted in January that she and Churchill were taking steps toward reconciliation following years of public conflict.
Dikeh and Churchill got married in August 2015 and welcomed their son in 2016, but their marriage collapsed in 2017 amid allegations of domestic abuse and infidelity. Churchill denied the accusations, and the separation later escalated into a prolonged public feud marked by social media exchanges and interviews.
