Is Adora Ukoh's marriage heading for the rocks?

Won't these insiders leave this couple alone? Anyway, here is what they say inside sources saw and heard from the Marvis' quarters recently.
"Inside sources have disclosed that top actress Adorah Ukoh’s marriage with her husband Marvis suffered serious crisis few days ago. According to the information gathered, on Friday October 25, 2013 the actress who lives on Simisola Street, Olufemi, Surulere, had a heated argument with her hubby who allegedly threw her out forcefully. The insider source revealed that the ugly incident occurred when Mr and Mrs Marvis returned from an outing, a misunderstanding ensued between them, they called names at each other. Eventually, Marvis threw our darling actress’ shoes away and told her to leave him alone. She actually left the house, picked her shoes, wore them and was ready to move when she discovered that she wasn’t with her car keys. She went forcing herself inside, and another argument kicked-off. However, Adorah disclosed that she was not thrown out by her husband, but had quarrel with him like every other couple who are in love do. She said people are referring to her husband, but he didn’t throw her out, rather she drove off her car in the heat of vexation. Adorah warned people to leave them alone, saying they quarrel and settle and they are now on the verge of settling this one too."

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