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Kunle Remi reveals wife won’t kneel for every elderly person
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Kunle Remi reveals wife won’t kneel for every elderly person

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Nollywood actor Kunle Remi has revealed that his wife, Tiwi, does not kneel to greet every elderly person, saying she only does so for people she considers close to her.

Remi made this known during an interview with VJ Adams while discussing his marriage and his wife’s approach to greeting elders.

According to the actor, Tiwi kneels for her grandparents and parents but does not believe she should kneel for every elderly person.

“My wife doesn’t even understand what kneeling means; she can kneel for her grandparents, her parents, but can’t kneel for every elderly person,” Remi said.

The actor also spoke about his relationship with Tiwi, describing her as his best friend and revealing how prayer shaped his approach to marriage.

Remi said one of his prayers was for God to show him what he did not know and teach him what he needed to know.

He also recalled telling God that he was ready to take care of the woman who would become his wife.

Kunle Remi reveals wife won’t kneel for every elderly person

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