Cee of Mentor fame, born Cynthia Appiah-Kubi, has disclosed that her about decade has ended.

Speaking during an interview aired on COS TV on July 11, she revealed that she had divorced her husband, who is a pastor, citing personal challenges she could no longer endure as reasons for her separation.

While the interviewer made attempts to probe further, she declined to give details on the cause of the separation, stating that the issues which were unbearable for her to continue her marriage are "very well known to her husband"

"I won't talk about it because of my three children with him"

“I was married to a pastor, but I left because of certain issues and circumstances that I could not stand. I left because I could no longer take certain things,” she said.

The revelation of her divorce from her husband comes as a surprise to many, given her positive and exciting comments about the stability and success of her marriage.

According to her, her decision to seperate from her husband wasn't divinely ordered or orchestarted as many gospel usicians purport after sepearting fom their husbands often times.

She said, "God did not tell me to leave my husband; I left because I could no longer take certain things".

Speaking on reasons why some gospel musicians mostly prefer marriage to pastors she explained that, many of them believe these pastors would be aligned with their calling hence their preference.

Counting herself as an exception, she revealed that growing up, she never intended to marry a pastor.

She declined their proposals many times, but later ended up with one.

Cee was signed to Bandex Music Productions, a label owned by music producer Bandex (Ahmed Banda), right after she left TV3 Mentor. She worked with Bandex for approximately 6 to 7 years before relocating to the U.S. in 2013. Under his label, she collaborated with artists like Isaac (Showboy) and Great Ampong, producing hits such as Osabarima.

However, in a 2022 interview, Cee made it clear that she had moved on from Bandex and wouldn’t return—even if offered the chance. She explained:

“I won’t go back to Bandex, not for now. Things change as we grow. I was young at the time, but now I am mature. I believe God used Bandex to do his work and gave me the chance to do other things. He will provide me with another person to continue in his works.”

However, in her recent interview with COS TV, she revealed furthering her education as one of the reasons why she left the record label.