Bimpe Akintunde has confirmed that her marriage to her husband, Ganiyu, has ended.

Sharing the update after a period of personal reflection and discussions with her family, the actress explained that she decided to publicly address the situation because she had previously shared happy moments from the relationship online.

Bimpe revealed that problems in the marriage began before the birth of her second child, describing the experience as emotionally challenging but also life-changing.

Despite the difficulties, she said the journey contributed to her personal growth, strength, and resilience.

The actress further clarified that she is now single and focused on moving forward with her life, while also expressing gratitude to everyone who has supported her during the difficult period.

The post reads: “Honest Announcement !!!!

“Some chapters end quietly… but they prepare you for a stronger, more beautiful story ahead.

“This isn’t something I imagined sharing publicly, but life humbles, teaches, and reshapes us in unexpected ways.

“After deep reflection, prayers, and honest conversations with myself and my family, I’ve chosen to speak my truth because I once shared my happiness, and I owe it to myself to share my reality too.

“Before the arrival of my second child from my first marriage, which lasted less than three years, life took a different turn. It wasn’t easy it came with lessons, tears, strength, and growth. But through it all, I held on to my faith in God, the Author of my journey, and I’ve embraced my path with grace choosing peace, healing, and purpose for myself and my children.

“Today, I stand not broken, but rebuilt. Not defeated, but refined a stronger woman, a loving mother, and a soul still full of hope.

“Behind every smile is a story. Today, I choose to hint mine: I AM SINGLE.

“To everyone who has loved, prayed, supported, and stood by me thank you. It means more than words can express to me and my beautiful daughters.

“May Almighty Allah continue to guide and strengthen us all. Oluwa a duro ti gbogbo wa ni gbogbo ona o.

“It’s my birth month a season of reflection, gratitude, and new beginnings.

“Welcome to my birth month fam mii”