- Singer Tiwa Savage has clapped back at social media users who advised her to stop singing, invest in business, or settle down in marriage.
- Responding on Twitter, she said she already has enough money and investments, stressing that her youthful age “has just begun.”
Nigerian singer Tiwa Savage has responded strongly to social media users advising her to quit music and focus on business or marriage.
A Twitter user suggested that the singer should stop singing and invest her money in business, claiming she had already enjoyed a “wonderful and fun youthful age.” In response, Tiwa Savage dismissed the comment, saying:
“Sweetheart, I have enough money and investments, no worry. The youthful age has just begun.”
Another follower also told the award-winning singer that her “time has passed” and that she should get married and rest. Tiwa Savage replied bluntly:
“Okay, NEXTT.”
Her sharp responses have since sparked mixed reactions online, with many fans applauding her confidence and refusal to bow to societal pressure about age, marriage, and career choices.
In other news…. Award-winning Nigerian singer, Tiwa Savage, has shared heartfelt insights on how she manages the demands of her music career while raising her son, Jamil Balogun, fondly called Jam Jam.
A fan had asked the star on X (formerly Twitter) how she balances traveling for shows, recordings, and promoting her album with spending quality time with her only son.
In her response, Tiwa expressed how much she misses her son whenever work keeps her away but praised him for being incredibly understanding.
“My baby is the sweetest boy on earth, he totally understands mommy has to work. Being away from him hurts me so much, but my lil man is so understanding. And when we get to spend time together, we live life to the fullest. We’re currently in Tokyo, Japan having the time of our lives,” she wrote.
The singer further highlighted that her son’s support and maturity inspire her to give her best both as a mother and as an artist. Fans have since praised her dedication, calling her a “supermom” who balances fame with parenting.
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