From Drama to Divine: Tonto Dikeh Embraces Her Peaceful 40s
Nollywood star Tonto Dikeh is living her best life at 40, and she’s letting everyone know that her dramatic days are firmly behind her. The actress, known for her previous controversial moments in the spotlight, has evolved into a serene, spiritually-grounded woman who’s more interested in her relationship with God than industry drama.
In a recent heart-to-heart with her Instagram followers, Tonto shared powerful words about her current state of mind. “At this stage of my life – 40 and full of grace,” she declared, emphasizing that no external forces can shake her newfound peace. The actress boldly proclaimed her unwavering faith, describing herself as “unapologetically radical for Jesus.”
The journey to this peaceful chapter hasn’t happened overnight. Since celebrating her milestone 40th birthday in June, the mother of one has been openly sharing her transformation story. She’s traded the flashy headlines for a more private life, with her priorities clearly shifting. When a curious fan recently inquired about her love life, Tonto’s response was crystal clear – she’s focused on chasing money and power, not romance.
Her spiritual evolution has also influenced how she approaches her goals and desires. Gone are the days of vague wishes; Tonto now believes in being specific with her prayers, giving God what she calls “a detailed A-to-Z breakdown” of her manifestations. This new approach comes from a place of “self-awareness, wisdom, and alignment,” as she puts it.
The ex-wife of Olakunle Churchill credits healing for making her more private, growth for making her selective in her associations, and peace for her unbothered attitude toward negativity. “My fight is His fight, and my victories are His victories,” she shared, expressing her complete trust in divine guidance.
Looking back at her journey since the beginning of the year, it’s clear that Tonto has found her sweet spot. She’s embracing maturity, taking wise counsel about being cautious with people, and living what she describes as the “calmest phase” of her life. For those wanting to reach her with drama or negativity, Tonto has one message: “You’ll have to pass through the Father before you ever get to me.
