“Money has changed how men view relationships” – Actor Timini Egbuson

• The actor explains that wealthy men often don’t value women due to their easy acquisition of as many as they desire.

Nollywood actor Timini Egbuson has stated that numerous women have transformed romantic relationships into a means of financial gain.

He elaborated that this phenomenon contributes to the perception among affluent men that women hold little intrinsic value, as they can readily obtain multiple partners.

Egbuson emphasized that many women tend to believe that men demonstrate affection through extravagant expenditures, although this is not universally true.

He shared these insights during a recent interview with TVC, which was published on X on Saturday.

“The nonchalant attitude of some men is because there are a lot of women accessible to them. You know, once you have money, you have a lot of options. And that is also because a lot of women have monetized dating.

“Some men know that when they spend lavishly on a lady, she would think they are in love with her. But that is not love because he’s a billionaire, he can afford to do the same thing for hundreds of girls,” he said.

In related news, Nigerian actor Timini Egbuson, who has received numerous accolades, has been recognized as the top actor on Top Charts Africa’s list of the 24 Most Impactful African Actors for 2024. In addition to this honor, he has also been included in the publication’s ranking of the top 100 most influential individuals of the year.

Top Charts Africa highlights that these distinguished African figures “have shattered boundaries, challenged norms, and left indelible marks across diverse industries.”

The list also features prominent personalities such as Mo Abudu, Larry Madowo, Obi Asika, Jade Osiberu, Tara Durotoye, and William Troost-Ekong, among others. Timini is celebrated for his dynamic screen presence, with his lively performances resonating with audiences throughout the continent.

His involvement in numerous successful projects, including Netflix’s “Shina,” as well as record-setting films and YouTube series like “Ajosepo,” “Smart Money Woman,” “All’s Fair in Love,” “Couple’s Pact,” “Gen Z Wife,” “Last Straw,” “Hello Pot,” and “Unexpected Places,” has further established his reputation as a versatile actor and filmmaker in 2024.

“I’m deeply grateful and honoured to be recognized among Africa’s most impactful and influential voices. African stories deserve to be seen, heard and felt worldwide, and I’m honoured to play my part in making this happen. It’s been a ride, and I’m just getting started.” Egbuson expressed excitement.