Actor Yomi Fabiyi addresses marriage break-up tales with British wife

Actor Yomi Fabiyi addresses marriage break-up tales with British wife

Posted by Sylvester on Friday, January 31, 2014 0

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Months after popular Actor cum film maker, Yomi Fabiyi wedded his European wife, Fran Fabiyi , a report surfaced on the blogsphere that the Actor’s marriage had crashed due to some irreconcilable issues.

However, speaking with ENCOMIUM weekly in a new interview, the Lagos-based Actor, Yomi expressed total dismay over the tale, advising those sponsoring the rumour to find something better to do with their time instead of indulging in wasteful tittle-tattle.

“My brother, my marriage has not crashed. I don’t know why people are saying that. It’s just a frivolous talk. I am still in good terms with my wife. There is nothing wrong with our marriage.”

Asked to clear the air on the issue of marrying the white woman to obtain a British passport, he said, “That’s not true, people are only saying rubbish. There was nothing like that in our agreement when we got married. A lot of people have that wrong impression that the reason for marrying a white woman is to secure Green card or British passport as the case may be. In the UK, they can’t issue you British passport like that. Everything has stages. After marriage, they will issue your spouse visa which allows you to stay there for five years. After that, they will give you indefinite visa, which lasts forever. During which you can be moving in and out of the UK and still maintain your citizenship. British passport can only be issued based on request. They don’t just issue it like that. When you discover that your marriage has worked and you need British passport, they can give you.

“Meanwhile, that wasn’t my priority for marrying her. Since we got married, I have never collected money from my wife. Everybody has reason or reasons for marrying whoever he marries. I didn’t marry Fran because of British passport and I have not applied for it. So, that can’t be an issue between the two of us.