Marriage counselor Charlotte Oduro has cautioned against mocking or celebrating divorce, emphasizing that it is a painful experience that affects not only couples but also families, churches, and even God.

Following her husband, Apostle Solomon Oduro’s public announcement of their separation, Charlotte addressed the topic in a TikTok video on February 24, 2025. She explained that while some marriages may become irreparable, divorce should not be treated as a trivial matter.

"The Bible doesn’t support divorce because it destroys trust. When a marriage ends, it doesn’t just affect the couple—it impacts children, families, and even the church. God Himself is hurt when a union falls apart," she stated.

She urged people to approach marriage with caution and not rush into it without proper preparation.

"Divorce is not a joke. If you’re not yet married, take your time. Learn, grow, and make the right choices before entering into something that could later break you," she advised.

Charlotte Oduro also encouraged couples to work through their challenges when possible but acknowledged that some situations may require separation for safety and peace of mind.

"If a marriage is still fixable, try to mend it. But if staying means losing yourself, choose life. That’s why I always say, 'It’s better to end a relationship today and enjoy marriage tomorrow than to enjoy a relationship today and break a marriage tomorrow,'" she added.

Her remarks highlight the weight of marital decisions and the need for individuals to recognize warning signs early rather than endure an unhealthy union.

Watch the video below: