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‘Aki carry pot, Pawpaw carry kettle’ — Aki’s wife reveals how actors shared property

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Nollywood actress Stephanie Promise Ikedieze, wife of actor Chinedu Ikedieze, popularly known as Aki, has revealed how her husband and his longtime screen partner, Osita Iheme, known as Pawpaw, shared their household belongings after they stopped living together.

Stephanie made the revelation in a video shared online on September 10, recalling that Aki and Pawpaw had lived under the same roof before they eventually went their separate ways.

She said the two friends divided their belongings between themselves, with Aki taking some items while Pawpaw took others.

“Him and Pawpaw dey stay together before, as them wan pack comot, everybody dey share property. Aki carry pot, Pawpaw carry kettle,” she said.

The revelation sparked laughter as Aki sat nearby while his wife recounted the story.

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‘Aki carry pot, Pawpaw carry kettle’ — Aki’s wife reveals how actors shared property

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