Yoruba film actress Dewunmi Fatai has also described the kind of man she is looking for and what she would like to get married to In addition to revealing her current relationship status.
In a video that was posted on the official YouTube channel of Oyinmomo TV during an interview, she disclosed that she is a single mother and that she needs a man that will accept her son with her, saying that the man does not have to be a rich man.
In her statement, she said, “I only want a good man in my life, but if I can’t find a good man, I won’t be interested in a relationship. I’m a single mom, I need a man that will accept my son, and I’m not looking for a rich man.
My son needs a fatherly love in order to complement the one he missed in the past. I’m not a lazy woman, I also work for my own money, and I will be there to support my husband financially if the need arises.”
Watch the interview below
In another news, the makeover artist Adewumi Fataihas thrown shades in her gratitude post.
The multi-talented mother of one shared beautiful photos of herself on her Instagram account.
She also shared screenshots of words shading pretenders. Adewumi Fatai stated she had many reasons to thank God even when she did not disclose this to the public.
She posted about those who pretend to be real when they want to bring others down or get things from them.
She also spoke about toxic people who make others look bad by telling their side of the story, which makes them victims.
She wrote, “God, this is me thanking you for so many reasons.
They only keep it real when they want to f₦ck with you, ima keep it real even when I ain’t f₦cking with you. My character doesn’t change; my vibe does.
Toxic people never tell the full story. They always tell the parts where they are the victim and everyone else looks bad.”
Sometime back, Fatai sent a hopeful message about her struggles.
The mother of one noted that she had endured and understood the meaning of hardship, and she had been broken along the line.
Adewumi encouraged herself because she was still standing and getting stronger. She believed and hoped in God to make her great.