“I’m a typical Naija babe, what would I do with a poor man?” – Sophia Momodu

• In episode four of The Real Housewives of Lagos on Showmax, a beauty and fashion connoisseur revealed this.

• Momodu stated that she is a typical Nigerian woman who is not interested in a poor man.

Sophia Momodu, the first mother of Davido’s child, has articulated her stance on relationships, stating that she has no interest in associating with financially disadvantaged men.

This sentiment was shared during the fourth episode of The Real Housewives of Lagos, available on Showmax.

Momodu identified herself as a quintessential Nigerian woman, asserting that she would not engage with a man lacking financial stability.

In her words, “I am a typical Naija babe, wetin I wan carry poor man do?”

With this assertive statement, Sophie emphasized her unwillingness to pursue relationships with impoverished individuals, which aligns with her choice to have a child with the affluent Nigerian artist, Davido.

During the episode, she also revealed to her co-star, Mariam Timmer, that she is in a loving relationship with another man.

The conversation soon shifted to the topic of dating preferences and standards.

In a moment of candidness, Sophie reiterated her viewpoint, stating, “I don’t think a broke man will know what to do with a woman like me.”

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In a frank discussion with fellow cast member Mariam Timmer, Sophia confidently announces that she is no longer single, disclosing that she is in a relationship.

However, it is her following comments that have ignited considerable discussion online.

Sophia emphasizes that her partner possesses financial stability, stating that she cannot imagine being in a relationship with someone who is financially struggling.

She believes that significant financial differences would create an unbridgeable gap, obstructing the possibility of a genuine connection.

“I’m not interested in dating a man who’s not financially stable,” Sophia declares. “A poor man would be intimidated by my lifestyle.”