Nigerian singer-songwriter, Chike, has said he believes that choosing a wrong partner can make him lose everything.
He also said he doesn’t pay for pleasure, even though he often feels alone. The artiste also said when he spends money on a woman it is not just because he wants her to be with him.
The ‘Boo of the booless’ crooner made the statement when he featured as a guest in the latest episode of the Unpack Podcast hosted by NAY.
Chike said; “If there is anybody I’m talking to and I’m not bringing that money. I really don’t care. I’m just being very honest. I do feel alone a lot of times, but I don’t pay for pleasure. Do you understand?
Like I don’t spend money on a woman just because I want her to be with me. Right now, one thing I know that can make me lose everything is who I pick as a partner. I know.”
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CorrectNG recalls that Chike said he does not want to have baby mamas’ but noted that if it happens, he will accept his fate.
The Voice Nigeria star made this comment during an interview, where he addressed the trend of celebrities having baby mamas’.
According to the ‘Nakupenda’ hit-maker, he does not have an issue with entertainers impregnating multiple men, except that his goal is not to have a baby mama like them.
Chike said; “I do not have anything against it; it was not an intentional thing for most people. So yes, you never know. You know when a man and a woman enter a room and turn off the light, you know what will happen. I would say it happens; I mean, if you are having sxx, there is a chance that there will be a product of that sexual relationship, right?
A couple of years ago, it used to be considered taboo, but it does not look like one now. I really do not have any opinion on that. The goal is for that not to happen, but if it happens, we will take it as it is.”
On how he managed to stay out of scandals, the singer said; “I do not know, but what I always tell people is that anything can be scandalous… it just depends on the people involved and how hotheaded they are. So, maybe I have just been lucky to find a middle ground where nobody blows things out of proportion.”
