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If I Have Opportunity to Become a Fifth Wife, I’d Take It – Toke Makinwa

Abimbola OgunaikeBy Abimbola OgunaikeApril 14, 2025No Comments12 Views
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Media personality and actress Toke Makinwa has stated she wouldn’t mind being a second, third, fourth or fifth wife at this point in her life. 

In her recent podcast episode of Toke Moments, she jokingly said she’d consider being even a fifth wife if the opportunity presents itself. 

“At this point in my life, if I have the opportunity to marry again, as a second, third, fourth or fifth wife, I will take it,” she said.

In a previous episode, she reflected on past marriage to Maje Ayida, which ended in divorce in 2017 due to alleged infidelity.. 

The media personality, who turned 40 last year, admitted the situation “always made me tear up.”

Toke however emphasised that she’s focused on accomplishments and the surrounding love rather than societal pressures about being single and childless at 40.

She said: “I am 40, I am single, and I am childless. I said it, and I didn’t die, and that always made me tear up. I used to feel like, how am I 40 and I don’t have a child? How am I 40 and I single? How am I 40, and I am alone? Listen, if I am completely honest with you guys, if I had gotten married again, I would have been divorced. Because the lessons never stop”.

Source: Instagram | tokemoments

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