Kate Henshaw slams those criticizing Pastor Ituah Ighodalo over his action after wife's death

Actress Kate Henshaw has slammed all those criticizing Pastor Ituah Ighodalo for ministering at a church hours after the news of his wife's death broke out.

Pastor Ituah Ighodalo of Trinity House Church had mounted the pulpit of a church where he revealed how he felt on learning that his wife, Ibidun Ighodalo, had died.

He said “At 2 am this morning, I received a call that shattered my entire life.

"We do not have control over most things in life, how you were born, which womb you came from and your race.

“Life is a deep mystery no one even as wise as Solomon can tell you they understand life.

“There is going to come a time when we will see clearly as Jesus sees.”

In reaction, a certain Rebecca E. Roberts took to Twitter where she criticized him for finding time to minister at a church shortly after his wife's passing.

"I am being schooled on empathy and I totally understand everyone's alternative opinion on this, but, I still feel a type of way about that and would want my own husband to act differently if I suddenly passed away and I understand where everyone is coming from! Thank you", she tweeted.

This didn't sit well with Kate Henshaw who reacted saying:

"You cannot tell someone how they can mourn their loved ones. Leave Pastor Ituah alone. He keeps his word always and if anything he is a strong example of deep faith and courage in God! All you and your stereotype mourning that reeks to the Heavens!".

I am being schooled on empathy and I totally understand everyone alternative opinion on this, but, I still feel a type of way about that and would want my own husband to act differently if I suddenly passed away and I understand where everyone is coming from!
Thank you

— Rebecca E. Roberts (@enobong) June 15, 2020

You cannot tell someone how they can mourn their loved ones.
Leave Pastor Ituah alone. He keeps his word always and if anything he is a strong example of deep faith and courage in God!
All you and your stereotype mourning that reeks to the Heavens!!

— Kate Henshaw (@HenshawKate) June 15, 2020