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'I used to be born for this, I’ll die for it' – Kunle Afod chooses profession over spouse [VIDEO]
Nollywood filmmaker and director, Kunle Afod, has claimed that actors love their work greater than their wives.
He made the declare whereas responding to questions on the challenges that actors face in managing their careers and marriage.
This got here just a few months after the actor’s separation from his spouse, Desola Afod.
Speaking on Thursday in an interview with Kasnasty Sugar on YouTube, Kunle Afod, who disclosed that his love for his job outmoded the love for his spouse or anybody else, acknowledged that real actors would contemplate letting go of their companions for his or her work.
Emphasising his love for artwork, the actor who revealed that he generally forgot to talk along with his youngsters for six months, narrated how he turned down a chance to relocate overseas due to his dedication to artwork.
While insisting that no one can hinder him from his profession, Kunle Afod stated, “I was born for this and I will die for it.
“What we actors love most is our work not our spouse. We love the job we do greater than anything. If you are a artistic individual, you’ll love artwork greater than another factor.
“That’s why it’s not easy for our partners to cope because they see art as their rival. It’s only when you don’t love acting that you will consider leaving it for your wife or husband but if you truly love the job, you will prefer to let go of anybody for it.
“Sometimes I do not name my children in six months. Nobody can hinder me. I used to be born for this and I’ll die for it. I had the chance to relocate overseas so a few years in the past however I did not embrace it due to this identical job.”
Watch the complete interview under:
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