among Nollywood stars and she doesn't
like pretence. She says it the way it is,
whether you like it not. Below is the
actress told a reporter about marriage
and love affair:
Is it because of your children that
you decided to cut out marriage?
Yes. I made a choice. I had Clarence,
but I didn't get married to his father
[Sir China Peters]. I got married to
Brian's father, but it didn't work out. I
made a choice and if I had to be
married, my focus will have to be
divided and somehow there will be
some psychological upheaval in my
children. This could be because of the
fact that my father died while I was a
child and my growing up was about my
mum. I grew up in an environment,
where the woman was focused on
raising her children, so I made a choice.
My mum would have gotten married
again, but she made a choice.
How do you manage marriage
proposals coming your way?
(Laughs) Why does it have to be
marriage? Why can't it be a
relationship? No, no, no...
I think a relationship makes it easier for
both of us, you know. We each have
our different and established lives.
There are certain things you don't start
expecting the person to give up. This is
because marriage means you have to
give up one or two things. When you
start expecting somebody to give up
something for you, then, you start
expecting cramping that person's style.
I think it is more convenient to love
each another and each other's best
friend. Just be in a relationship and it
will happen.
You still look beautiful. So, what is
the secret?
I will say I am one of the luckiest
African women. But then, I take very
good care of myself. I am disciplined
about what I eat. I'm a food person;
I'm a liquid person; I'm a fish person
and I take a lot of the Chinese tea and
vegetables. I am someone who
believes that cleanness is next to
godliness. It is very personal to me. I
am a spa person; I take care of my skin
and I use the spa every month, no
matter how busy I am. And naturally,
I'm an elegant and graceful person; I
carry myself well.
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