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Funke Akindele Reflects On Past Marriages: Sees Setbacks As Stepping Stones To Success
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Funke Akindele has revealed that she sees failure as a stepping stone to success
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She made this known while speaking with newsmen, reflecting on her past marriages
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Funke attributed her resilient look to her late mum
Eko Hot Blog reports that Nollywood actress Funke Akindele has candidly shared her perspective on her past marriages and how she views their outcomes.
In an interview with newsmen, the filmmaker revealed that she approaches life one step at a time and does not perceive the end of a marriage as a personal failure.
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- “For me, if you don’t fail, you can’t be successful. You have to keep trying. But you have to pick yourself up and rise again.
- For me, I see obstacles as part of life. And I do not even see the failure. If you ask me, ‘Can you tell me one failure?’ I do not see it as a failure.
- Maybe my personal life, yes…you know…marriage stuff. I just take it as it comes,” she explained.
Akindele attributed her resilient outlook to her late mother’s teachings, emphasizing the importance of learning and growing from challenges.
- “My mum raised me like that. My mum will say if you do not fail if you do not fall, you cannot succeed. So you have to keep going.”
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The actress, who has been married twice, acknowledged her setbacks but maintained a positive attitude, emphasizing the valuable lessons learned from her experiences.
Despite societal pressures, she has embraced her journey and serves as an inspiration for other women, using her past to impart wisdom.
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