Veteran Nollywood actor Pete Edochie has weighed in on the complexities of modern relationships, offering candid insights during an interview.
Reflecting on contemporary marital dynamics and touching on his son Yul Edochie’s decision to take a second wife, Pete shared a mix of concern and wisdom.
The celebrated actor lamented the dwindling longevity of marriages in today’s society, noting that unions lasting over a decade have become increasingly rare.
“It’s troubling to see how quickly marriages fall apart these days,” Pete said, emphasizing that enduring love has been overshadowed by fleeting, superficial connections.
Addressing the subject of polygamy, Pete didn’t hold back in questioning the logic behind men seeking multiple wives.
“What do you gain from having another wife that you can’t get from the one you already have?” he asked. Pete went on to challenge the notion that the excitement of a new partner is tied to the woman herself.
“The excitement you feel in intimacy is not about the other person—it comes from you, the man. So why the need for another partner?”
These remarks carry added weight given the controversy surrounding his son Yul Edochie’s recent marriage to a second wife, May Edochie, which sparked public debate and polarized opinions.
While Pete did not directly criticize his son, his comments seem to advocate for commitment and stability within marriage.
