Jim Iyke's sad and heartbroken Jamaican ex-fiancee Keturah Hamilton is unhappy for 'wasting' six years of her life with the Nollywood actor.

Speaking to Diasporan Star in an interview, the disgruntled Jamaican said she feels used and dumped.

Here are some excerpts from the interview:

"These days, I ask God: Why has thou forsaken me? How can a man with whom we had gone through the highs and the lows – a man who had professed so much undying love for me over the past six years just walk away like that?

"I don’t know what happened and I wish I could put a finger on it. He took away six years of memories, of support of love and all that I did for him – just like that. How mean and callous can one get?

"Jim was supposed to come to New York and stay for six months, during which time, he would go to an acting school here in New York and then we would move to Los Angeles and get married and pursue our acting dreams. I was looking forward to that with eagerness and then he just walked away.”

At this point, Keturah began to shed tears, according to Diasporan Star, asked what could have been the reason for such a change of heart, Keturah said, “We had problems like normal lovers do, but we always resolved them amicably. I know there was something Jim asked me to do, which I didn’t want to do right away, but that should not have made him to do what he did.”

Pressed to reveal what it was that Jim wanted him to do, she said it was personal.

Keturah said she feels used and dumped. “I played along in the reality show as if I truly was a jealous and crazy lover. It was an act, but now I feel as if Jim set me up. He is a wicked man. I stood by him through all his troubles and tribulations. I helped bring him to the limelight when the light of his career was dimming. He is an ingrate and I leave him to God.”

One area that seems to have hurt Keturah more appears to be the rumour that Jim left her for the Ghanaian actress Nadia Buari.

“That is the rumour I have heard and I know it is not just a rumour. They have been hooking up in Ghana. They were together at Tuface’s wedding and appear to be everywhere together. I just can’t believe Jim would be this ungrateful – after all I have done for him. I have not been able to accept this and I am truly in a state of shock. If Jim could treat me the way he did, after six years of being there for him, supporting him, encouraging him in all that he did, then I wish Nadia the best of luck.”

Jim, according to sources is living in Nadia’s house in Ghana and is constantly seen driving her car on the streets of Accra. He is said to have told friends he and Nadia are mere friends, but most people find that difficult to believe.

Meanwhile, Keturah says she is moving on with her life. “I am a strong woman and I am moving ahead with my life. God cannot give you that which He will not provide you the platform to stand and deal with. I wish the best in his life.”