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Tiwa Savage, a well-known Nigerian music star, has opened up about a sensitive aspect of her life that is frequently ignored:.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
how growing older has changed her relationships and the responses of guys who look up to her. The award-winning singer said in an honest and sincere interview on Okay Africa TV’s official YouTube channel that some guys, even after showing interest in her, feel torn when they find out her true age.
Tiwa revealed that during her career in the music business, a lot of people thought she was much younger than she was when she initially gained notoriety. Fans who saw her in early music videos, in particular, had a different impression of her because of her youthful appearance. “I believe that many people were unaware of my age in the beginning of my musical career. In the interview, she stated, “I think my appearance overshadowed the fact that many people would always tell me that I was very young when they discovered me in a musical video.”
She stated that when she first started her career, she never felt the need to conceal or keep her age a secret. However, it eventually became a topic of discussion, particularly in relation to her love life. The singer clarified that some males who were first drawn to her started to become perplexed when her true age was revealed. When they learnt she was older, some of these men would lose interest, Tiwa said. Some men claimed to love me but were perplexed by my age because I’m older than them.
Adding with a hint of humour and candour, she said, “Even some kids are into me, but they are confused because they see me as their aunty.” This admission sheds light on the complicated dynamics that celebrities frequently encounter in their relationships, particularly in a culture where age differences may draw criticism or influence opinions. Tiwa’s story illustrates the particular difficulties that women—especially well-known ones—may face when their age is brought up. Her experience also demonstrates how, even in cases of mutual attachment, misunderstandings, presumptions, and social expectations can obstruct sincere partnerships. You may rewatch the interview on the Okay Africa TV YouTube channel, beginning at 11:11 and ending at 12:24, to hear the entire conversation in Tiwa Savage’s own words.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
