Vanessa Nicole, the former partner of comedian Funny Face and mother of his three kids, has expressed her willingness to give their relationship a second chance in a surprising turn of events.
Despite their tumultuous past, Vanessa believes that she has matured and is now capable of handling things in a better way.
During a recent interview with Kwaku Manu, Vanessa opened up about the reasons behind the failure of their previous partnership.
She acknowledged that both she and Funny Face lacked patience with each other, which ultimately led to their separation.
Vanessa shared, “We weren’t patient with each other. We didn’t take the time to truly understand and know each other better. We met in September, and by October, I was already pregnant. We are both at fault. Despite everything, I just hope for the best.”
However, Vanessa also revealed that Funny Face has not seen their children for over a year.
“It’s been more than a year since Funny Face saw his kids. The last time was when we came to visit him in Accra. I am not selfish, and those who know me can attest to that. I would love to hear him say, ‘Bring the kids over during vacation,” Vanessa stated,
She clarified that she is not intentionally keeping them away from him and emphasized that he can see them anytime upon request.
“If he makes that request, I have no problem with it. We don’t have any animosity towards each other. This doesn’t mean I want us to reconcile. All I desire is for us to be co-parents. It’s not solely my decision, and it’s not the woman who chooses whether a man gets married. If Nana Yaw wants me… well, he didn’t like my piercings, so I took them all out,” she added.
Born Benson Nana Yaw Oduro Boateng, Funny Face and Vanessa were in a committed relationship for several years before their relationship ended in a messy manner in 2020.
Despite their differences, the couple share three beautiful children together.
The possibility of a reconciliation between Funny Face and Vanessa has sparked intrigue and curiosity among their fans.
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