Temi Otedola says Mr Eazi expresses anger via email despite living together

Temi Otedola revealed on their joint podcast that her husband, Mr Eazi, communicates his anger through email even when they are in the same flat. She said she discovered he was upset with her on a Monday after receiving a long message while she was already checking her own emails, and that reading it made her body feel hot and angry because she had asked him ten times if anything was wrong and he denied it.

That incident led her to describe his habit as “a bit childish,” arguing that if two people share a home, it would be better to speak directly rather than send a message. Mr Eazi responded by admitting he is more comfortable expressing himself through typing, explaining that in face‑to‑face talks he sometimes fails to hit the nail on the head and worries he might sound too harsh when emotions run high.

He added that typing lets him read and crosscheck his tone before sending, but acknowledged that texting someone sitting next to you is not the ideal way to communicate. Both agreed that everyone should find the communication method that works for them and use it openly.

Her revelation invites readers to reflect on their own habits: Do you avoid difficult conversations in favor of texts or emails? Would speaking face‑to‑face resolve issues faster, or does writing help you calm down and choose your words better? Consider trying a direct talk the next time you feel upset, or at least follow up a message with a conversation to ensure understanding.

SOURCE: https://dailypost.ng/2026/04/15/i-found-out-my-husband-was-angry-with-me-through-email-temi-otedola/