Nollywood actress Bose Alao Omotoyosi allegedly battered by footballer husband Razak Omotoyosi

According to photos posted online by Skye9movies, the mother of four was allegedly beaten blue-black by her footballer husband, Razak Omotoyossi.

Nollywood actress and producer Bose Alao Omotoyosi battered by husband, Razak Omotoyosi

About a year ago, Bose and her footballer husband welcomed a baby girl at a private hospital in Lagos.They previously had three daughters which include a set of twin.

In a recent interview, the Yoruba actress revealed what the footballer did after watching one of her movies on screen and falling in love with her. Bose Alao recounted how a lot of people lied to and extorted money from her husband just for him to get her phone number.

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