Tiwa Savage, the renowned Afrobeat singer and mother of one, has recently stirred up intrigue among her fans with her candid revelation about her relationship preferences. In a surprising statement, Savage, who now resides in the United States, disclosed that she prefers men aged 50 and above.
In her latest remarks, Savage expressed a clear preference for older men who are financially generous. She explained, "I don't like getting into a relationship with boys or men aged 30 to 40, because all they want is sex. My type is men of at least 50 years and above who are ready to spend a lot of money on me."
Savage's comments have sparked conversations about dating dynamics and age-related stereotypes. She humorously categorized men based on age, referring to those in their 25s as "potential" husbands, while those between 35 and 45 are labeled as "sponsors," often married with extramarital affairs. Men aged 45 to 65 are dubbed "ancestors," and those between 65 and 100 are described as "fossils" if dating younger women.
Despite the provocative nature of her statements, Savage's openness highlights a broader discourse on the intersections of age, wealth, and romance. Her comments also underscore the role of financial stability in modern relationships.
As Savage continues to share her personal preferences, her remarks invite both criticism and reflection on societal attitudes towards age and dating.
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