Till Vows Do Us Part

Sonia's husband Tunde confesses he has been having a year-long affair with a sixteen-year-old girl named Martha, shattering her world. Devastated, she turns to her friends Yemi and Susan for support while Tunde moves out and sends divorce papers. Their daughter Hope is crushed by her father's betrayal. Meanwhile, Yemi is dating a twenty-one-year-old named Clinton, and another friend suffers in a sexless marriage. At work, Sonia meets Fola, a charming hedge fund manager, and they begin a relationship, but Sonia is haunted by her past cocaine addiction after her mother's death, which she has overcome. Tunde learns of this and threatens to use it to gain full custody of Hope. Fola also has a dark past: he was convicted for a drunk driving accident that killed a mother and her two children. Sonia's lawyer warns that Fola's company under investigation could hurt her custody case, so Sonia ends their relationship to protect her daughter. Tunde tells Hope she must move to Abuja with him, claiming the court has decided. Sonia confronts Tunde, who threatens to expose her drug history in court. Meanwhile, Fola is cleared of corruption charges after exposing his co-founders' money laundering. He gives Sonia a flash drive revealing that Tunde has been embezzling from his employer for eighteen months to fund his affair. Armed with this evidence, Sonia confronts Tunde and forces him to drop the custody lawsuit and agree to supervised visits. Tunde admits his wrongdoing. Sonia reconciles with Fola, apologizing for not trusting him. She brings him a rare signed book and agrees to meet his children in South Africa. They kiss passionately, and she plans to spend the night, signaling a new beginning. Hope accepts the situation, and the family moves forward.