Temi Otedola reveals she discovered her husband anger through an email
Temi Otedola, the wife of Nigerian artist Mr. Eazi, has disclosed that instead of facing her when he is angry, her husband harbours resentment toward her. The actress called her husband’s behaviour “a bit childish” in an episode of their joint podcast.
She described an instance in which she learned via email that her spouse was upset with her.
Tosin [Mr. Eazi] sent me a lengthy mail on a Monday, which is how I discovered that he was genuinely upset with me. Remember that we are seated in the same apartment. While I was going about my business and answering my emails, I received a note outlining all the things that had upset him about me. My body was starting to get hot while I was reading it. I was so furious at one point that I was unable to even read it.
“Because he didn’t respond when I asked him several times if he was angry with me. To be honest, I think it’s a little immature not to approach someone you share an apartment with. Indeed.
However, you feel at ease with that. Typing makes it easier for you to express yourself. In the past, I’ve received some lengthy *ss emails. You’re at least getting it out. However, it would be wonderful if we could just sit down and talk about it,” she said.
In response, Mr. Eazi acknowledged that typing is a more comfortable way for him to express himself. He noted that in previous one-on-one conversations, he was unable to clearly voice his worries.
“I would rather have a conversation with you. However, I see that occasionally I don’t get it right when we sit down to discuss. Additionally, I fear that I may come across as overly harsh if I speak under stressful situations.
“I don’t think the best way to communicate is to text someone you’re seated next to. But that’s how I do it. Everyone only needs to identify their communication style and use it. It’s typing for me. I can convey myself more effectively by typing than by speaking when I want to. He remarked, “Because then I can read it again and double-check my tone.”
