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Liha Miller, the former spouse of Ghanaian artist Patapaa, revealed that her efforts to save their marriage before it eventually crumbled.
During an interview with Zion Felix on 16 December 2024, Liha Miller characterized her marriage to the musician as an extremely challenging ordeal, mentioning that she has gained significant insights from it.
Miller also disclosed that she is waiting for the court’s ruling to formally end her marriage to Patapaa before she can remarry abroad.
Liha Miller, the separated spouse of Ghanaian artist Patapaa, disclosed some time ago that her relationship with the musician declined soon after their marriage.
She revealed that because of irreconcilable differences, she chose to end the marriage and pursue a divorce from Patapaa. Miller stated that she hasn’t communicated with her husband in more than two years and is now collaborating with his parents to complete the divorce process.
In her words;
“I think I didn’t do anything wrong by moving on because the marriage was already in shambles. I was very sure about my decision to get a divorce because I couldn’t meet a new person today and have a different mind about going back to my previous marriage. I had to be very sure that my marriage could not be fixed anymore. I talked to my family about it, and they noticed he is not coming to me anymore, and we are not talking.
So they started asking me how long I was going to lie. The way people and Patapaa are tarnishing my image is not fair. I have cried a lot about this marriage. I tried to save this marriage
The court marriage was in April, and life is moving on. I am young, and I don’t have a child. I want a husband; I want to be with my family and not in a distant relationship. I need a man who is ready for it… There is no way that this marriage between Patapaa and me would work again. I tried, but more things happened. It took me some time before I realised that we were no more. And I am very sure Patapaa is aware because we have not spoken for years.
I know some people would say I should forget it because our marriage is only in Ghana, but if I want to move on with my life, I have to close that case first. I don’t want to live two lives”
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