Gospel musician Celestine Donkor has highlighted factors she believes people can consider to marry and sustain a strong marriage, regardless of the person involved.

According to her, “true love, true understanding and true forgiveness” are the main factors to keep a marriage strong in her opinion.

The ‘Agbeboloo’ singer stated that with these tips in mind, “I believe you can marry any guy.”

“What introduced love to us is Christ, and Christ loved us while we were still sinners. Love is supposed to be done to imperfect people, but we humans want to love perfect people, and that is the struggle,” she stated in a one on one interview with Lekzy Decomic on Joy Prime’s prime Show.

She further recounted a difficult moment in her marriage when she had a misunderstanding with her husband but still had to minister.

“I had to pull myself together and show up for ministration despite the circumstance,” she recalled, highlighting the discipline required to sustain both marriage and ministry.

On her music journey, the gospel singer revealed that she initially aspired to become a businesswoman or a lawyer, with music being the last thing on her mind.

However, her mother recognized her potential and introduced her to opportunities that have brought her this far.

“The plan was to be a businesswoman or to study law, but I ended up doing music,” she said.

Last year, she shared an inspiring tale of her love story that blossomed purely in the digital realm, leading to a lasting partnership with her husband, Kofi Donkor.

Speaking on TV3's 'Today’s Woman,' the 'Testimony' hitmaker unveiled the unique beginnings of her relationship.

It all started when Kofi, living abroad at the time, reached out to her after obtaining her contact information from a mutual friend.

Their courtship unfolded through Yahoo Messenger chats and phone calls, with Kofi becoming convinced that Celestine was his destined life partner.

In a bold move, he requested an engagement list even before meeting her face-to-face.

Kofi's dedication knew no bounds as he traveled to Ghana with one mission to marry Celestine, proving that their connection transcended physical boundaries.

Reflecting on their unconventional start, Celestine remarked, “We didn’t meet physically. We met online. A very close friend of mine traveled outside, and she met my husband, and they discussed me, so my husband took my number from her and started talking to me from Ghana. We were chatting on Yahoo Messenger and talking on the phone."

Their love story deepened with spiritual synchronicity, as Kofi expressed that Celestine was the fulfillment of a divine revelation.

"He said he also prayed about me, and before he met me through my friend, there was a word he was looking forward to… So, when he met my friend and there was a discussion, he got to know that this is the person the man of God spoke about,” she shared.

Their bond extended beyond personal life into professional collaboration, with Kofi managing Celestine's music career for over a decade, providing unwavering support and guidance.

Their union has been blessed with three children, showcasing the enduring strength of a relationship rooted in faith, love, and the digital age.

A couple f months ago, hiplife pioneer, Reggie Rockstone, advised that dating should be the focus of singles who lack the virtue of patience.

According him, his years of marriage experience has proven to him that marriage requires hard work and a lot of patience to sustain it.

“Just continue being in relationships and don’t think of marriage if you’re impatient. It’s a hard work, but it’s easy as well. Love is good and it’s natural to have a partner,” he said in an interview on Joy Prime on November 19, 2025.

Addressing the public perception that dating or marrying a celebrity is difficult, Reggie Rockstone explained that celebrities are humans too, experiencing life in different ways just like everyone else.

“I’m like everybody else. I go through the ups and downs, I’m actually a stubborn man. Marriage is work. If you’re not patient enough, don’t try it,” he said.

Renowned Ghanaian actor Van Vicker is celebrating twenty-two years of marriage with his wife, Adjoa Van Vicker.

Taking to social media in celebration of the milestone, the actor attributed all that has contributed to the stability of his marriage to God.

He shared a photo on his Instagram page with the caption “22 years of counting, Na God.”

Van Vicker got married to his wife on October 16, 2023, in Accra after they met in 1993 and have lived together ever after.

The couple has been blessed with three children: two girls and a boy.

Fans on social media have been sending their congratulatory messages to the couple, beneath Van Vicker's post.

"Congratulations to you guys and forever to go, "Congratulations to you both. Love is indeed beautiful," were some reactions from fans on social media.