“My Father Messed Up, All He Can Do Now Is Ask God For Forgiveness”- Clarence Peters Says

• Clarence Peters, has spoken about his father.

• In a chat on the with Chude Jideonwo, Clarence Peters mentioned that his father had made some errors.

• According to him, those past mistakes affect him, and he would never treat women the way his father did.

Clarence Peters, son of actress Clarion Chukwura and Shina Peters, has spoken about his father.

In a chat on the WithChude podcast, media figure Chude Jideonwo spoke with Clarence Peters, who mentioned that his father had made some errors.

According to him, those past mistakes affect him, and he would never treat women the way his father did.

Clarence is the son of Clarion Chukwura, a famous actress who is now 60.

He grieved that Shina allowed his colleagues to blackmail his mother, Chukwura.

Clarence Peters said: “My dad screwed up, I mean using the word screwed up is me putting it lightly because his colleagues blackballed my mum and she was already dealing with a lot of trauma from when she was young.”

“In making ‘Inside Life’, I discovered some of the things I did not know. Episode 5 of ‘Inside Life’ is written by my cousin who went through that and so my mum went through the script and started crying because she also went through the same thing.

“We keep forgetting that it was a different time. My mum told me recently that he has been with women, drove some of amazing cars, stayed in the best houses, and hotels, and he has had money. He is approaching his 70s, death is certain because we are all going to die.

“All he can do now is pray to God to forgive him and that is all that he has and so we have had that conversation. My father has made mistakes that I have also made, so I can’t judge him. I can relate to the mistakes that my father has made.

“As much as I was raised by my mother, one of my greatest fears was not to be my father to the opposite sex. I have been a version of that, so I am not a saint. So I cannot judge him. I would like to but I am in the position to.”