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    I Didn’t Feel My Father’s Absence – Priscilla Ojo 

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    Priscilla Ojo, daughter of Nollywood actress Iyabo Ojo has shared details about her upbringing and how her mother raised her and her brother after her parents went their separate ways.

    It was reported that during a conversation with media personality Chude Jideonwo, Priscilla explained that her parents drifted apart when she was still very young. Despite this, she said she never felt like anything was missing in her life.

    The influencer said her mother took full responsibility for raising the children and handled both parental roles effectively. According to her, growing up without her father present did not affect her emotionally because of the care and support she received at home.

    She said: “My parents fell out of love and my mom played the role of both parents very well, I didn’t feel like a father figure was missing.”

    Priscilla was born to Iyabo Ojo and film marketer Ademidun Ojo. Their relationship ended when the children were still young, leaving their mother to raise them on her own.

    Her older brother, Festus Ojo, was born in 1999, while Priscilla, born in 2001, is the second child and only daughter. She has since built a name for herself in the entertainment space, growing her presence as both an actress and a social media personality.

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