Akothee has once again illuminated the story of her brief marriage, acknowledging that she overlooked certain warning signs in her husband. The entertainer, who recently confirmed her separation from Denis Schweizer, revealed that she encountered him during a period of loneliness and sought solace in his company.
Reflecting on the past, Akothee admits that she may have been somewhat naive at the time but has since gleaned invaluable lessons from her experience.
“Denis entered my life when I was in a phase of readiness to settle down, providing me with the love, attention, and companionship I deeply craved. Life as a superstar can be an isolating journey, and I had little support from family or friends,” she shared.
She went on to express her moments of vulnerability, stating, “There were times when I contemplated selling everything and vanishing to a place where no one could find me. I often felt alone in a world teeming with people.”
Akothee went on to describe Schweizer as the ‘perfect match’ during the relatively short duration of their relationship, conceding that she may have turned a blind eye to some of his less desirable qualities.
She revealed that during their honeymoon, she had already formulated an exit strategy, realizing that she could not continue to live a falsehood.
While the exact reasons for their separation were not divulged, Akothee maintained that staying in the marriage would have inflicted more harm than good.
She candidly admitted, “I may have been honest and perhaps even foolish, but that doesn’t define me as a person. I have triumphed in most circumstances, but I experienced a loss in this one, and that’s alright. I had initiated my exit plan following our honeymoon. I am unsure how to force matters of love, especially after having gained the wisdom I possess now.”
Akothee concluded her statement by emphasizing the importance of safeguarding her own well-being and sanity, stating, “If I had chosen to persist with the notion of remaining in this marriage, given all that I now understand, my life would have been shorter than the briefest verse in the Bible. I had to protect myself, my sanity, and the rest has become a part of history. All is well.”
