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"I was harsh" â?? Actress Mercy Aigbe opens up on regrets and parenting mistakes in emotional speech (video)

Nigerian actress and filmmaker Mercy Aigbe is trending online after a heartfelt video surfaced, showing her opening up about her parenting journey, childhood trauma, and the need for healing among African families. Speaking at an event, Aigbe tearfully recalled a past experience with her daughter, Michelle, who once reminded her of a time she was physically harsh during her upbringing. And I said, Michelle, Im so sorry. You might think that the upbringing I gave you was harsh. I was harsh, I cant lie, she admitted in the emotional video.A few years ago, I sent my daughter to Canada for school. I was calling her and she didnt pick. When she finally did, she reminded me, Mommy, remember you hit a bucket on my head one day. And that hurt me deeply. Aigbe explained how the incident made her reflect on how unresolved trauma and harsh parenting styles are often passed down through generations in African homes. She emphasised the importance of having closure, paying attention to childrens emotional needs, and breaking toxic cycles. As African parents, we are too proud. But if I can do it  if I can apologize and have these conversations  then others can too. Watch the video below     View this post on Instagram           A post shared by Lindaikejiblog (@lindaikejiblogofficial) The post "I was harsh"  Actress Mercy Aigbe opens up on regrets and parenting mistakes in emotional speech (video) appeared first on Linda Ikeji Blog.
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