Bisola Aiyeola, a reality TV star and actress from Nollywood, has stated that she is sick of living alone and needs a man.
When speaking with Ebuka Obi-Uchendu during the Blackbox Roundtable, she mentioned this.
When asked about her opinion on marriage, Bisola Aiyeola said: “Baby please find me, I’m single and tired of being Independent I want to be dependent. I’ve been independent since I was 17years. I’m 36 now I want to be married so I can give birth to another child before 38 oh.”
The Daily Page recalls that Bisola Aiyeola once shared her challenges as a single mother with Taymesan for his Tea With Tay podcast.
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“I had Leyla when I was 23. It wasn’t the best of times. You know they tell you when a young girl get belle, e dey easy, na lie! It’s a bloody lie. Now I want to have a kid but I’m lowkey dreading it because her pregnancy was a tough one. I used to throw up a minimum of 4 times every single day until about 6/7 months.
“It was so bad that if I had any food – spittle, then bile, then blood would come out. I was the skinniest I have ever been in my life until the last trimester when I started retaining fluid. Her labor was tough, it was three days. I fell into labor Wednesday and had her on Friday at night.
“At the time I got pregnant and I found out and I told Leyla’s dad, his response was such a huge relief. So the day I told him, he was like “Ah great, we’re having a baby.” I didn’t expect that from him. He used to be such a sweet boyfriend, very sweet. I don’t know what went wrong, what happened before the shift came. But he used to be so sweet. And with that response from him, I felt like yeah we were going to take on the world. Then he proposed. We never got married.
“There was a time I was feeding my daughter garri. I was feeding my baby garri. Like we will allow the garri soak. We didn’t have diapers, we would have to use my momsy’s old scarves, her gele, buba and iro, use am do napkin. Then cut polythene bag into X shape and tie so she can use and sleep. This was 2009/2010. She was still a baby not even talking yet. We will wait for the garri to swell, then get like N10 jagu, shake it, mix it inside. Feed her. You will not know that this child it’s garri we’re feeding her. I’m telling you. God really hid my shame with my daughter,” Bisola Aiyeola said.