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“My Husband Told Me to Keep My Maiden Name” — Kris Asimonye Opens Up

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Last updated: February 24, 2026 4:30 pm
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Published: February 24, 2026
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Kris Asimonye, wife of Nigerian comedian Bovi Ugboma, has revealed why she chose to retain her maiden name after marriage, explaining that the decision was guided by her husband.

In a reflective Instagram post, she noted that the advice came early in their union, even if she did not immediately understand its significance.

“When I got married, my husband encouraged me not to change my last name. At the time I did not fully understand why,” Asimonye wrote.

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With three children together, the couple agreed on the choice well before the public debate around name retention became prominent.

Asimonye explained that keeping her surname has helped her build a professional identity and personal brand, offering consistency across her public and private life.

Her revelation has sparked online discussions about marriage, identity, and the importance of mutual understanding between spouses.

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