Popular actress, Tonto Dikeh has revealed that she could do more than American actor, Will Smith did on Oscars stage for her son, King Andre Dikeh.
The mother of one who is undoubtedly a dotting mother took to her Instagram page to agree with the actor that love can make one do crazy things.
Tonto Dikeh vowed to do worse for her son. She added that she gets scared knowing how far she will go to protect him.
The actress who is known for being dramatic vowed to attack Will Smith if she was in the position of Chris Rock.
She wrote, “I felt when #willsmith said Love can make you do crazy things!!!! I will do worse for my child!!! Am scared of how far I will protect my POTE (Wingman/Child). I get @willsmith Vulnerability but also I respect @chrisrock for bis professionalism because if it were me It’s show over everyone must go home…”.
Meanwhile Nollywood actress, Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde, on Monday March 28, shared photos with her husband, Captain Matthew Ekeinde days after they celebrated their 26th wedding anniversary.
The couple had celebrated their anniversary on March 23, which coincided with Captain Mathew’s birthday and their daughter’s graduation from a Dubai university.
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