- Actress Judy Austin, wife of Yul Edochie, has advised young women not to marry solely because of pregnancy.
- Speaking during a livestream, she warned that early or forced marriages often lead to regret and have ruined many young women’s lives.
- Her statement has since stirred debate online, with many reflecting on societal pressures and the importance of making thoughtful relationship decisions.
Actress Judy Austin, wife of Nollywood star Yul Edochie, has advised young women not to rush into marriage simply because they become pregnant.
During a livestream on Monday night, Judy cautioned that such decisions often lead to long-term regret, stressing that many young women have had their lives disrupted by early or forced marriages.
In her words:
“As a lady, never marry a man just because you’re pregnant for him — you’ll end up regretting it. Early marriage has ruined the lives of many young women.”
Her statement has since sparked widespread discussion online, with some agreeing that marriage should be based on love and compatibility rather than obligation, while others interpreted her message as a reflection on her own personal experiences.
Judy Austin, who became a controversial figure after her marriage to Yul Edochie.
In other news…. Habeeb Okikiola, widely known as Portable, the Nigerian street-hop sensation, has shared his motivations for wanting to go back to school despite achieving fame and success in the music industry.
In a video posted on his Instagram account, the “Zazuu Zeh” hitmaker spoke passionately about the importance of education and how it could help him navigate his career more efficiently.
Portable explained that pursuing further studies would not only enhance his professionalism but also serve as a good role model for his children.
He also revealed that he previously completed an Ordinary National Diploma (OND) program at Kwara State Polytechnic but never collected his certificate.
The musician emphasized that his decision to resume education stems from a desire to grow intellectually and earn greater respect in society.
He added that, despite his fame, education plays a crucial role in personal growth and improving communication within the entertainment industry.
In his words: “I wan go back to school. I want to finish my education. I dey sponsor people’s children and my own children too. I don’t want my children to be mocked that their father is illiterate.
“I wan go back to school so that I will be able to manage my music career better, and it will also help in my dealings with people.”
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