‘I know who’s a fake’ – Churchill shares cryptic message amid Rosy Meurer, Tonto Dikeh Father’s Day disparagement
Nigerian businessman Relax Churchill sparked backlash online after sharing a cryptic message about fake people.
On his Instagram page, the philanthropist reflected on intelligence and deception, noting that smart people often know when to act ignorant even though they know the truth.
“Smart people know when to play dumb. I know who’s a fake, I just enjoy watching them perform,” he wrote.
His announcement comes days after Father’s Day celebrations, during which the mothers of his children, Tonto Dikeh and Rosy Meurer, did not publicly celebrate him.
Earlier this year, Churchill and Tonto hit the headlines after she handed him an olive branch, revealing that God had healed years of bitterness, pain and broken communication between them.
Churchill also expressed his gratitude to Tonto for raising their son, recalling how emotional and surprised he felt when he received the call from the boy and heard him call him “Dad” for the first time.
He described the moment as deeply moving and a testimony of God’s faithfulness.
However, it was also rumors of his marriage to Rosy Meurer following reports of a marital crisis and possible divorce, although neither party has publicly confirmed the split.
The cryptic post has since sparked speculation among social media users, with many wondering if the businessman is speaking indirectly to someone close to him.
Although Churchill didn’t mention any names, his message continued to generate conversation online, especially given that it came shortly after Father’s Day celebrations.
