“I’m being pressured to get married” – Yemi Alade laments

Yemi Alade highlighted the pressures to marry and how she feels about pressure to marry and have children, particularly from family members, while indirectly dismissing her reported marriage to her manager.

Yemi Alade has spoken up about the pressure she feels from family and close friends to marry and have children.

During her most recent interview with Cool FM, Yemi Alade highlighted the pressures to marry and how she feels about pressure to marry and have children, particularly from family members, while indirectly dismissing her reported marriage to her manager.

Yemi Alade remarked that the pressure to marry intensifies at the end of the year, but she knows how to handle it.

She emphasised that marrying the proper person is important, as is planning ahead of time for the children that may result from a marriage.

In her own words:

“People get married every year, especially towards the end of the year, it gets even crazier. I’m under no pressure honey. Nobody should be. When it’s time, it’s time.”

“Family pressure is a difficult pressure to shake off because it’s the people you respect and look up to that are insisting that you get married, but I believe if they have your best interest at heart, they will wait with you.”

“Because it’s more important to have the right partner than to just get married.”

“But asides that, I don’t think anyone should be in so much of a rush to make wrong decision and be with the wrong partner.”

“Have you guys checked how much Pampers is? Look, these babies they are gifts, but when they’re born, they need things. Let’s stop borning children to come and suffer.”

“Let’s normalize that. When mummy says go and marry, go and have child, say mummy do you have trust fund baby?”

“Are you ready for trust fund baby? Let’s have questions to ask these people that have opinions, that are watching the womb on when we should.”

“I think no one should be under unnecessary pressure. Have you seen the economy? Calm down! For this economy, we no dey play like that oh.”