I would love to return to my ex-husband, but I was inexperienced – Actress Caroline Danjuma

Caroline Danjuma, who is also known by her stage name Carolyna Hutchings, is a Nollywood actress. She has stated that she would love to rekindle her relationship with her billionaire ex-husband, Musa Danjuma.

It was brought to everyone’s attention that Danjuma divorced her husband of nine years in 2016.

Nevertheless, when asked about it in a recent conversation with Innih Emah, the light-skinned diva admitted that she would welcome the opportunity to make amends with Danjuma.

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She claims that if she had the same level of experience that she does now, she never would have divorced her husband.

The woman, who is 35 years old, claimed that she divorced her husband because they had “irreconcilable differences.”

She stated that “They were just some irreconcilable differences that I think I would have handled it better if I was of this age and had the experience I have now.”

“He [Musa] was and always would be the one and only love of my life. My three children have him as their biological father. You are aware that I was referring to him, right? It would be a good decision for me to marry this man. As a result, it is clear that I will never stop thinking of him as the one and only love of my life.

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“I would love to marry again, whether it’s my ex-husband or a new amazing man that God sent, and I would want to have a family. Whether it’s my ex-husband or a new amazing man that God sent. Yes, I would give anything to get back together with him [my ex-husband], or if God tells you that this is the man you are going to marry, then I will do whatever it takes to make that happen. I simply want to be happy and have my mind at ease. As I get older, all I want is to have someone in my life with whom I can create something and share my life with complete serenity. It’s been said that “peace of mind is worth more than money.”