Scottish-Nigerian actress, Caroline Hutchings, has opened up on life after divorce from her ex-husband, Musa Danjuma. The actress in a lengthy post on her Instagram page on Wednesday, stated that she lost her identity and dreams after divorce.
Recounting her experience, she explained how the split prompted her to start life from scratch because she faced discrimination and rejections. “I was once a promising makeup artist and hair guru, actress, film producer and fashion consultant. CEO Luxury Addict, CEO Kinetic Media. But I lost my identity and dreams because of divorce. “I walked away from it all for my own sanity.
recalls that Caroline got married to Musa in 2007, and announced their divorce in 2016 after spending nine years together.
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