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“Marry a kind man” – Chizzy Alichi tells ladies as she shares how she pours her postpartum anger on her husband

Nollywood actress Chizzy Alichi, who is still basking in the euphoria of being a new mum, has spoken about her postpartum anger.

In an Instagram post, the first time, she revealed that when she is angry, rather than pour her anger on her mother, mother-in-law, sister or aunty, she pours it on her husband.

She admonished her gënder to marry a kind.

“Marry a kind man. E get why”.

Chizzy Alichi speaks on her postpartum angerChizzy Alichi speaks on her postpartum anger

Mercy Johnson commented, “Sha don’t stress my son

One Emem_collections wrote, “Why always the husbands

One Wande_mtolo wrote, “He don suffer for your hand

One Franciscahinwe397 wrote, “No mercy, sis. Supported

One Beautylinebyunique wrote, “Easy on him

One Big_naya1 wrote, “Before nko, na him do am now”.

Kemi Filani reported last month that Chizzy had announced her pregnancy as she shared maternity photos. Chizzy stated that God makes everything beautiful in His time.

In another post, Chizzy affirmed that her life was a testimony. She appreciated everyone’s love and expressed how blessed she was as she prayed for God’s blessings on them.

On May 7th, Chizzy had announced the birth of her baby boy via her Instagram page. She described the experience as the most difficult time in her life as she recounted her pregnancy ordeal. She said she prayed, joined online prayers, paid tithes to different churches and more.

Following the birth of her son, Chizzy had blessed her fans with an adorable video of some of her colleagues’ and friends’ reactions to her pregnancy news. In the video were the likes of Patience Ozokwor, Kanayo Kanayo, Kiekie, Nancy Isime, Mercy Johnson, Empress Njamah, Rachael Okonkwo, and more.

In her her caption, Chizzy described the pregnancy reveal as a sweet and emotional moment as she expressed her love for them.

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