
Afolabi Brown, husband of media personality Morayo Afolabi Brown, has opened up about the early years of their marriage.
Speaking on his wife's TV show, he revealed that their first three years were marked by frequent yelling, but things eventually settled after five years when he learned to trust her completely.
He admitted that he was fed wrong information early on, including advice not to be too soft with his wife. However, his father corrected him and guided him through.
He also shared that he didn't have premarital sex with his wife because her mother pleaded with him to abstain, promising that God would honour his sacrifice.
He said:
"The first 3 years of my marriage, there used to be a lot of yelling, but after 5 years, I realised I could trust my wife with everything.
I was fed a lot of wrong information in the early years of my marriage. I was told not to be too soft for my wife or else I would be taken for granted, but thankfully, my dad was there to correct me."
"I didn't have premarital sex with my wife because her mother begged me not to. She said if I can abstain, there are certain demands I will place on God, and He will answer.
Besides, I have been having sex before. So, if I abstained for once, it should be okay and shouldn't be a problem."



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