
Although,it has been claimed that work ethics and tight schedules of star actress Kate Henshaw and her spouse Roderick Nuttal contributed heavily to the crash of their marriage,many are however laying the blame on gossip and alleged dalliance of the star actress which her enemies peddled to her husband.
According to them,in the last two years,there had been allegations of the actress being close to an unnamed Ghanaian big boy whom they claim she was also travelling to see in Accra.
Before that allegation however,there was also this alleged romance with a popular artiste who used to live in the Surulere area of lagos.
Some other men that have been fingered in relationship with the actress include the Executive Governor of Rivers State, Rotimi Amaechi, former Governor of Cross River State, Donald Duke,comedian, Bright Okpocha popularly known as Basketmouth,and Ayo Sonaiya, Chief Executive Officer of R70 Media amongst others.
Although these allegations were variously denied,many believe they helped sow the seed of discord that eventually broke the once enviable union of the couple which had endured an appreciable period of 12 years.
Whilst Roderick James Nuttal's friends are pointing accusing fingers at Kate's highprofile lifestyle,Kate's friends say Nuttal has a boring husband.
For years now both have been living as lodgers.
Now,they both live apart in Lekki.
There are those who say Rod may have become tired of Kate's high profile,party going lifestyle which sees her hanging around many celebrity men,some others say Rod's attempt to curtail these excesses led to the collapse of his marriage to Kate.
We also gathered that Ella, the only product of the union, is still in Kate's custody as at today until the court rules otherwise.




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