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“I have never been this happy and love being old” – Tonto Dikeh reveals as she hits the 40th floor

Nollywood actress Tonto Dikeh has made a surprising revelation about herself as she turns 40.

On her Instagram story, the ex-wife of Olakunle Churchill said she has never experienced this and revealed that, unlike others, she doesn’t mind ageing.

Counting her blessings, Tonto thanked God for good health, life and unmerited favour.

“Never been this happy. I think I love being old. Lord, thank you for good health, life and your unmerited favour.
40 for 40″.

Tonto Dikeh says she has never being happyTonto Dikeh says she has never being happy

Last week, Tonto had bragged about the gifts she had been receiving. She revealed that she had received two cars, over $290k in dollars, two Kekenapeps, 15 goats, two stubborn cows, perfumes, bags, shoes, and more. Dikeh noted that since she changed her circle and mindset and stopped playing small, she doesn’t recognise where God is taking her.

Despite the extravagant gifts, Dikeh said the best was the written birthday note she received from her son’s schoolmate. She stated that the letter is the only gift that holds dear to he heart as she claimed that she cried nonstop for an hour after receiving it.

Last month, Tonto rewarded a die-hard fan with a new car to celebrate her age. Speaking highly of the fan, the single mother of one expressed how grateful she was, as she made it known that nothing that happens on her page goes unnoticed.

In March, while counting down to her big day, Tonto had shared her secret to life, revealing that she only does what works for her, doesn’t compare, and don’t copy. She added that she has learned that true growth comes from within, and has gained the wisdom to prioritise what truly matters.

In another post, Tonto revealed that she is in a new era, and it’s the calmest phase of her life. She further revealed that she wasn’t tripping about nothing, as she has her assurance in God.

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