Actress Rosy Meurer Wishes Tonto Dikeh’s Son A Happy Birthday

Alleged side chick and actress, Rosy Meurer, who was dragged to the center of Tonto Dikeh’s marital crisis with Olakunle Churchill which led to the dissolution of their marriage, took to Instagram to wish Tonto Dikeh’s son, King Andre Omodayo, a happy birthday.

Rosy Meurer who penned down a heartfelt to the little boy, wrote;

Happy 2nd birthday baby KING ? Andre Omodayo!! ?? You are indeed a special child formed by Gods hands, dreamed up by his heart and placed in this world for a purpose. I pray that God blesses you with all the happiness in this universe. May you prosper and shine everywhere you go! There shall be showers of blessings on you followed by a heavy downpour of Gods love. May Gods light be your companion and his love be your constant guide. Wish you good health and long life baby. You are loved and will forever be a special rare gem. Love from Auntie Rosy ?❤?#king#Andre#omodayo#specialchild #raregem#blessed#Godsown#birthdayboy#daddyscopyandpaste#2yearsold#grace#februarybabies#aquariansrule#everythingrosy#rosykisses#QueenOfAllQueens?

This is coming after Tonto Dikeh and her ex-husband Churchill came together to celebrate their son, King’s birthday at his school in Abuja yesterday. They looked happy together as they joined King to cut his birthday cake.

However recall that we reported earlier today that Tonto Dikeh, who granted a new interview, revealed she will get married again but this time, she is never again going to help her man grow because she is tired of being the moneybag in her relationships.

In an exclusive interview she had with Saturday Sun/The Sun TV crew in Abuja, the mum of one took a 360-degree view of her life and talked about her sex life, drugs use, cosmetic surgery, failed marriage and motherly love for her son.

On her marriage being a mistake, she said;

Yes, it was a huge mistake but then again how can a mistake produce such a wonderful gift, that is all I keep saying to myself. How it happened is something I have forgotten about. Part of the healing process is not going back to it. I’m done.