TAKEAWAYS

• Singer Winnie Nwagi told host Sheebah Karungi that marriage is no longer a priority while she focuses on her finances.
• Nwagi admitted that becoming a mother completely shifted her perspectives on life and what truly matters to her.
• The Matala star explained she wants to ensure her daughter receives a great life through her own hard work and success.

Singer Winnie Nwagi has opened up about her changing views on marriage, revealing that walking down the aisle is currently the least of her priorities as she focuses on making money and securing a better future for her daughter.

Speaking during a sit-down conversation with fellow musician Sheebah Karungi on her podcast Let’s Talk About It, the ‘Matala’ singer was asked by the Queen Karma whether fans, friends and the general public should expect wedding bells anytime soon.

However, Nwagi made it clear that marriage is not something she is actively thinking about at the moment, explaining that her priorities have changed significantly over the years.

She revealed that there was a time when getting married was something she genuinely looked forward to, but becoming a mother completely changed her perspective on life and what matters most to her.

“These days, I’m more focused on making money, doing things and making sure my daughter gets the life I want for her,” Nwagi explained.

The singer also weighed in on whether she would consider settling down with a wealthy, powerful and influential man willing to provide for her and support her in every possible way.

Interestingly, Nwagi said she remains cautious about such men, arguing that financial stability and influence can sometimes come with expectations and conditions she may not be comfortable accepting.

She explained that some men tend to believe their wealth gives them the freedom to dictate everything in a relationship, something she would find difficult to tolerate.

“I’m an unruly woman, and there are certain things I cannot tolerate,” she noted, making it clear that she would not want to remain in a marriage where she constantly has to compromise her principles.

For now, Nwagi appears comfortable concentrating on her career, financial independence and motherhood, leaving the question of marriage to time.