Reality TV star, Uriel Oputa, has reacted to a post about the level of respect men get for spending on their partners and advised ladies to stop using their men as banks.
The chef told ladies in a post via her Instagram stories to earn their money instead and take care of their men too because a relationship required two people giving.
“But what happened to having your own? Women your man is not your bank.
It’s good to have the occasional treats but how about my king tonight is my treat.
I bought you a new watch zaddy or baby pack your bags we going on a weekend break. You no need to even off clothes before you go hear am.
On a real, I would even get tired of asking babe all the time. Honestly, knowing me, I will write delete, write again. Shame go catch me but when you both treat each other, e go sweet pass.
Let’s normalize gifting our babes/zaddy /king” she wrote.
Uriel also included a text from her ex-boyfriend thanking her for gifts she gave him during their relationship as proof that she practiced what she preached and enjoyed a good relationship.
Last week, Uriel Oputa highlighted some of the main causes of depression as she reacts to her colleague Kaisha’s alleged mental breakdown.
Reports recently made the rounds online that the Sokoto-born former Big Brother Naija housemate is battling a critical mental condition.
Controversial blogger, Gist Lover, had alleged that a former Big Brother Naija housemate is mentally unstable and roams around her estate in Lekki, Lagos, looking unkempt and barefoot.
In a post via her Instagram stories, Uriel, who seemed to be reacting to the news, shared some of the struggles that come with fame and how they can lead one into depression.
Uriel Oputa said:
“When you have fame in abundance, endorsement deals flying, then bang it stops!!! This is a major trigger into depression. You cant mentally phantom why those brands have stopped calling you.
In 4 months, you have gone from being ok with eating from local bukka’s to only 5 star restaurant. You went from buying a new wig every so often to every week, because you can afford it doesn’t mean its financially liable. It’s a fast train don’t let the crowd allow you miss your rightful destination.”
