‘I don’t have partner’: Mixed reactions as Tiwa Savage searches for husband 6 years after divorce

Nigerian singer, Tiwa Savage, has shared that she is still on the hunt for a life partner despite clocking 45.

In a recent podcast interview making the rounds online, the mother of one admitted she has not yet found “someone’s son” to settle down with.

According to the singer, her prolonged singlehood may have something to do with her very specific requirements in a man.

Tiwa Savage discusses potential partner’s spec

The African Bad Girl confessed that she is drawn to young, financially secure men who have never had to deal with “baby mama” issues.

In a dramatic trending video, click here to view interview, she explained why she’s looking for husband.

She stated: “I’m still looking for someone’s son. I don’t have any [partner]. And I think it is because I’m asking for specific things. Maybe I need to narrow my spec down. I’m actually looking for someone who has a private plane, young; someone who doesn’t have baby mama drama because I can’t deal with that,” she revealed with a playful smile.

The singer was once married to her former manager, Tunji Balogun, popularly known as Teebillz. In a dramatic trending video, click here to view interview.

The pair tied the knot in 2013 in a glamorous ceremony but divorced in 2018.

Tiwa Savage’s video divides fans

Legit compiled reactions of netizens below:

@DaveDave606: “Baby mama no want who get baby mama drama. These black women and their delusions of grandeur”

@justkency: “Sugar baby vibes. If you want to date the father, go ahead. Stop using the son as diversion.”

@alaye_ng: “40+ Single Mother of 40 looking for Billionaire to do Love with no go pay your pikin school fees”.

@GulGreg: “You had one and you left him . The one you had a son with . You left him. He was your manager too. Fine , fire as your manager . But leaving him so that you can have a taste of other men, wasn’t really worth it .”

@andersons147: “You don’t want someone with a baby mama drama but you’re a baby mama… Oiti ready.”

@GodsSpeedx: “Black women — she didn’t mention the man’s character or emotional connection, just money, money. And then they wonder why divorce rates are so high.”