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“Even if you have all the money in the world, you can’t be a father in your child’s life as a woman” – Lady Titi

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  • Lady Titi says a father’s role in a child’s life cannot be replaced by a woman’s financial ability.
  • She argues that men can still be good fathers even when they do not have money.
  • The veteran singer cautions against measuring a man’s worth or fatherhood solely by his financial status.

Veteran radio personality and singer Lady Titi has emphasized the importance of having a father figure in a child’s life, arguing that a mother’s financial ability cannot replace the role of a father.

According to Lady Titi, fathers play an important role in the home regardless of whether they have money or not.

“Whether you like it or not, a father is important. Kids need that strong voice to make orders at home,” she shared, stressing that a man does not necessarily have to be financially well-off to be a present and involved father.

She explained that both men and women have different responsibilities when it comes to raising children and running a home.

“The child has to grow up looking up to the father, so they can learn how things are handled at home,” she said.

Lady Titi also cautioned against what she described as a growing tendency to measure a man’s worth by his financial status.

She noted that while money has become an important factor in modern relationships, it should not determine whether a man can be considered a good father.

“A man can still be a father to your kids even without the money,” she stressed, adding that responsibilities can be shared between both parents.

She further noted that there are times when a woman may have to financially support or “shield” her man, and according to her, there is nothing wrong with that.

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