Eyes On Tunde Fowler’s Daughter Funke As She Finally Cuts Marital Ties With Bayo Kuku’s Son, Abi

To most divorcees, marital happiness is like a butterfly that appears and delights for one brief moment, but soon flits away. To others, it’s re-discoverable amid possibilities of having it as a permanent feature of their lives; but whatever the hue or husk in which it represents itself, Funke, the beautiful daughter of Tunde Fowler, FIRS chairman and estranged wife of Abi Kuku, the son of the late Ogbeni Oja of Ijebu, Chief Bayo Kuku, will never shy away from its cathartic bliss. With her striking lovely looks, and understated elegance, Funke is a beautiful young woman. Sadly, Funke Fowler and Abi Kuku’s marriage, like most celebrity and silver spoon kids’ marriages, crashed and they have officially divorced. Although their marriage had all the trappings fame and money could give, Funke and Abi’s marriage was probably

ill-fated from the start. It is indeed sad to note that such an extravagant wedding which was held in Nigeria and overseas could last for only few months.

The bride’s parents ferried their guests to the World’s most luxurious hotel, Burj Al Arab in Dubai, the United Arab Emirates. So breath-taking was the party and consumption of continental cuisines and drinks that Burj Al Arab’s rivers of champagne and expensive alcoholic drinks thinned to a tributary. Good money was put to great use for Funke and his beau. Thereafter, the couple criss-crossed the world for their honeymoon playfully running after each other and picking pebbles on the sandy esplanade of holiday resorts while retiring under the moonlight of Europe’s scenic cities among other idyllic vacation spots.

Investigations revealed that Funke walked out of her marriage following intractable conflicts with her husband, Abi. Their marriage was allegedly dogged by disagreements over how things should be done and the kind of lifestyle they ought to adopt as a couple. Things generated between the couple when neither party agreed to play the meek lamb to the other’s wild cat.

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