Olakunle Churchill’s Mother’s Day tribute to his mother sparks social media debate after excluding his wife and ex-wife

Businessman Olakunle Churchill ignited a wave of social media reactions after posting a heartfelt Mother’s Day tribute solely to his mother on March 15, 2026, raising questions over the exclusion of his wife, Rosy Meurer, and ex-wife, Tonto Dikeh.

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Churchill wrote, “Happy Mother’s Day to my precious mum. I thank God for the gift of your life. May the Almighty continue to strengthen you with divine health, surround you with His unfailing mercy, and crown your days with peace and joy.”

The message, while warm and sincere, did not mention the mothers of his children, prompting public curiosity.

A fan questioned him in the comment section, asking, “Why didn’t you celebrate your wife and your ex?” Churchill replied simply, “Help me celebrate them,” a response that drew applause from many online users who praised the businessman’s humility and sense of respect for his mother.

Social media reactions were varied. Some lauded his tribute to his mother, with user cherry2kut commenting, “I like as you post only your mother.

Make everybody go post their mama 😍 Peace must reign.”

Others suggested a more inclusive message, like chi_chi_baby03, who advised, “Just post all the women that have children for you and say ‘happy Mother’s Day to the mothers of my children’. Acknowledge them all, they are all mothers.”

Meanwhile, Tonto Dikeh had also drawn attention with her own Mother’s Day message, dedicating it to Churchill for his role in her journey as a mother.

Her video tribute highlighted her gratitude while reaffirming the significance of their shared parenting journey.

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Churchill’s post and fan interactions underscore the sensitivity of public figures navigating personal celebrations online, particularly when multiple family dynamics are involved.