You can see the kids even this moment – Taiwo Oyebanjo replies Do2dtun

Taiwo Oyebanjo, the estranged wife of media personality, Kayode Oladotun, aka Do2dtun, has agreed to grant her estranged husband access to their kids.

This is coming hours after Oyebanjo, in a lengthy post on her Instagram page Saturday, revealed reasons she initially denied the Do2tun access to their two girls.

According to Oyebanjo, the abuse she suffered during her years with Do2dtun was why she left with the kids.

“For eight years, I tolerated your sexual, emotional, and psychological abuse. I can never recover from the trauma and pain you caused me.

“How did you expect me to raise the girls in that environment?”

Not long after Oyebanjo’s post, Do2dtn took to his Instagram page, refuting many of the claims made by Oyebanjo.

According to Do2dtun, their marriage ended because Oyebanjo’s loyalty was more with her brother, a popular Nigerian artiste, Dapo Oyebanjo, aka Dbanj.

“The marriage reached its breaking point not cos of all these lies you told; it’s cos you MARRIED YOUR BROTHER & gave your mantle of reasoning to your MOTHER.”

In a new twist, Oyebanjo, in a statement released on her Instagram page, announced that her estranged husband could see their kids.

She stated that she never denied the OAP access to his girls but had to change homes following an incident at their previous apartment.

According to her, Do2Dtun had stormed the estate after a disagreement over how long the children would stay at his place per a court order granting shared custody to both parties.

“In accordance with the court’s order for divided custody during holidays and festive periods, I proposed that you could come to get them and return them to me after Christmas so they could spend the New Year with me.

“This proposal sparked controversy and led to disparaging comments about me and my family.

“The evidence lies in our Whatsapp conversations, and I can provide screenshots.

“You insisted it must be for all holidays by interpretation of the court order. Mine, by your interpretation of the court order, is school period.

“Your reaction escalated to the point where you threatened and arrived at my house with the police.

In our estate, only the occupants and this resulted in a heated altercation that the security personnel intervened. After you were repelled, I left the house, leaving only the house help,” her post read in part.

The mom of two also alleged that she has been receiving death threats, advising that her estranged husband tell them the truth about their situation.

“Tell the people sending death threats to me the truth that I never denied you access. You just wanted something else.”