“Marriage Doesn’t Make Sense To Me” – Vee Iye Shares Her Thoughts On Marriage (Video)

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Reality TV personality Victoria Adeyele, popularly known as Vee Iye has given her understanding of marriage.

According to her, marriage doesn’t make sense.

She stated this during an interview with Clout Africa.

Vee expressed her belief in the idea of being in a committed relationship but questioned the necessity of getting married.

During the interview, she admitted that she currently doesn’t see marriage as a priority in her life.

She attributed this viewpoint to her youth, suggesting that her thoughts on marriage may change as she grows older.

Vee also mentioned that her lack of interest in marriage could be influenced by her past experiences.

She revealed that she has never been in a relationship where she envisioned a long-term commitment or settling down with her partner.

These personal experiences have shaped her current stance on marriage, indicating that she has yet to find the right person to change her perspective.

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In other news, Vee Iye, the reality TV star, has offered relationship advice to women, cautioning against using unconventional methods to ensure a man’s faithfulness.

Addressing her followers on Twitter, Vee Iye specifically warned against the superficial practice of using okra and cloves to secure a man’s fidelity.

She categorically dismissed this practice as ineffective in maintaining faithfulness in a relationship.

According to Vee:

“All the okra and cloves in the world will not make that man faithful if he does not want to be.”

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In other news, Popular actor and comedian Babatunde Bernard Tayo aka Baba Tee has given his opinion on the ongoing paternity fraud cases in Nigeria. The comedian said he was open to accepting a child that was not biologically his own. He called on women to walk away from marriage if the man was not treating them well.

During a recent interview with TVC, Baba Tee pointed out various factors that contribute to the prevalence of paternity fraud in the nation.

One of the factors he specifically highlighted was the impact of upbringing and a lack of sexual satisfaction. Nevertheless, he stressed that regardless of these factors, the responsibility for paternity fraud ultimately lies with the woman.

Baba Tee asserted that men should not be blamed, even if their actions may have influenced a woman’s behavior.

He refuted the idea that domestic violence or infidelity by spouses could justify paternity fraud. Instead, he encouraged women to prioritize their well-being and consider leaving marriages where they face mistreatment or infidelity.

Additionally, Baba Tee adopted a compassionate approach by stating that he would be willing to accept a child who is not biologically his if his partner expressed regret for being unfaithful.

In his words:

Women can’t use domestic violence or infidelity on the part of their spouses as an excuse for paternity fraud. If a man is not treating you well, walk out of the marriage.

“When it comes to paternity fraud, the woman is always at fault. You can’t shift the blame to the man because men don’t conceive. As a woman, if you know you can’t tolerate your husband’s maltreatment or infidelity, leave the marriage.

“Personally, there is nothing I can’t keep for a woman who is good to me. If a woman cheats on me and a child comes out of it and I find out, I will forgive her if she is remorseful. I will take the child as my own.”

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