Bishop Bonegas Opens Up About His 10-Year-Old Divorce: "My Wife Wanted Half Of My Properties"

• Ghanaian preacher Bishop Bonegas has unveiled that he has been divorced for ten years and has been quiet about it
• In a video, he opened up about some events that happened after the divorce, claiming that his wife dragged him to court to take half of his properties
• The news broke the hearts of many netizens who expressed their views in the comments section of the post
• In an exclusive interview with a relationship coach, he shared some tips on how to deal with painful heartbreaks

Ghanaian preacher, Bishop Bonegas has opened up about his failed marriage and the events that led to it.

In a video, the renowned preacher noted that he had been divorced for ten years. Speaking to Ghanaian blogger Zionfelix, he said that he married his former wife at an early stage of their relationship.

According to him, they were barely six months into the relationship when he married her. As a result, they did not know much about each other.

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He explained that his pastoral work largely influenced that decision. However, the marriage did not last. It collapsed in 2015.

Bishop Bonegas stated that his former wife dragged him to court to demand half of his properties when they split. He further said he learnt a lot from his divorce.

Watch the video below:

He made the remarks in an interview with Ghanaian blogger Zionfelix.

Lessons learnt from divorce

In his video, the preacher stated that he learnt that marriage is more of a physical thing than a spiritual one. He also said that marriage is about understanding each other and should not be forced if understanding does not exist between the two.

He stated that although the Bible gave criteria for divorce, he wouldn't force partners who worship at his church to stay together if they have genuine reasons for discontinuing their marriage.

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Tips on dealing with a divorce

In an exclusive interview with YEN.com.gh, a relationship coach, Seyram Avortri, shared tips on how to deal with a painful heartbreak or divorce. While acknowledging that splits in relationships can be painful, he advised couples and partners to heal after a breakup or a split.

"Take Time to Process. Allow yourself some time to process the emotions you're feeling. It's natural to feel hurt, angry and betrayed. Also, seek support. Talk to a trusted friend, family member, or counsellor. Having someone to confide in can provide emotional support and help you think more clearly.

Also, communicate with loved ones. When you're ready, have an honest and calm conversation with your partner. Express your feelings and ask for their perspective. It's important to understand the reasons behind the infidelity, even if it's painful," he said.

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Earlier, YEN.com.gh, reported that Rev Charlotte Oduro had resumed her relationship talks and counselling services after her heartbreaking divorce.

The renowned relationship coach has returned with more controversial statements about love and marriage.

Her latest comment about the role she intends to play in her daughters' love lives has got many people talking.

Source: YEN.com.gh