15/08/2026
I want to speak from my heart and clarify something, not because I owe everyone an explanation about our private life, but because when false stories begin to hurt the person I love and the family we have built, I believe it is only right for me to stand up and speak the truth.
Yesterday, I shared that Joseph and I are moving forward to our next chapter.
Some people took those words to mean that we ended our relationship.
WE DID NOT.
When I said “next chapter,” I meant exactly that we are closing a difficult chapter of our lives and choosing to write a new one together. A chapter where we hope to be stronger, wiser, more understanding of each other, and most importantly, closer to God.
Just like any other couple, we go through struggles. We misunderstand each other. We have moments when emotions become heavy and circumstances become overwhelming. Ten years together does not mean ten years without problems. It means ten years of learning, growing, forgiving, fighting for each other, and choosing each other again and again.
And because there are stories and accusations now being made about Joseph, I want to say this clearly, as his partner and as the woman who has shared a life with him for the past ten years:
THERE IS NO THIRD PARTY.
Joseph has been a FAITHFUL partner to me.
Our struggles were never about him looking for another woman, entertaining other women, or being unfaithful to me.
I am his partner. I am the person who has lived this relationship with him behind closed doors, away from social media and away from everyone’s opinions. And if there is anyone who can speak about the man Joseph has been to me in our relationship, it is me.
I can testify that he has been faithful to me.
And it genuinely hurts me to see stories being created about him that are simply not true.
Joseph is not a perfect man, just as I am not a perfect woman. We have both made mistakes. We have both had shortcomings. We have both had moments when we could have handled things better.
But I will never allow our imperfections to become an invitation for people to invent sins he did not commit.
Joseph is a good man.
I have witnessed his heart for the past ten years. I have seen him at his strongest and at his weakest. I have seen his sacrifices, his struggles, his generosity, and the way God has used his life to encourage and bless other people.
And above everything else, he has been a blessing to me and to our family.
Yes, there was a time when we separated physically for about a month.
There were misunderstandings involving the team, the business, our relationship, and everything happening around us. It became overwhelming for me, and I chose to step away physically because I needed space to breathe, process my emotions, and sit with my own thoughts.
But physical distance did not mean the end of our relationship.
We never stopped choosing each other.
Sometimes love does not look like holding on tighter. Sometimes love means giving each other enough space to think, to heal, to reflect, and to come back with a better understanding of what truly matters.
And that is what we chose to do.
There have been many battles in our ten years together that the public never knew about and they were never meant for the public to know. We faced them privately, we learned from them, and by God’s grace, we found our way back to each other every time.
This season is no different.
If anything, it has reminded us that a strong relationship is not one that never experiences storms. It is one where two people are willing to humble themselves, learn from the storm, and still decide that what they have is worth protecting and rebuilding.
We still choose each other. And we intend to keep choosing each other for as long as God allows us to walk this life together.
So from this point forward, I sincerely ask everyone to please stop spreading false allegations, especially accusations involving infidelity or a third party.
Words have consequences.
Behind the names you talk about online are real people, real families, and real hearts that can be hurt by stories that were never true in the first place.
If you genuinely care about us, please don’t add more noise to a season where we are trying to find peace.
Pray for us instead.
Pray that we become better partners.
Pray that we become wiser through everything we have experienced.
Pray that we continue to heal, grow, and build a relationship centered more deeply on God.
We are not pretending that our relationship is perfect.
We are simply two imperfect people who have spent ten years loving each other and who, after everything, still believe that our story is worth fighting for.
This is our next chapter.
Not a chapter apart.
A new chapter together. Stronger, wiser, more intentional, and closer to God.
And as Joseph’s partner, I will stand beside him when I know the truth, just as I know he would stand beside me.
May we all learn to choose kindness over assumptions, truth over rumors, and prayer over judgment.
Thank you to everyone who has genuinely loved, supported, and prayed for our family.
Joseph and I are okay. We are moving forward. Together. 🤍
