Popular Nigerian gospel artist Toluwani Sing has opened up about the unexpected temptations that accompany fame, disclosing that women frequently proposition him with lucrative offers for intimate relationships.
During a candid interview with media personality Teju BabyFace, the singer revealed how he navigates such advances while maintaining his marriage.
“If any woman asks me out, I always discuss it with my wife when I get home,” Toluwani shared, emphasizing transparency as key to resisting temptation.
The musician detailed startling encounters, stating: “Several women make advances at me. Some want to give me millions to date them. Including older women who want to even take me out of the country.”
He recounted one particularly shocking incident: “I was in the studio one day when one woman called me on video, and I shouted Jesus at what I saw when I picked.”
Toluwani issued a sober warning about the dangers of fame without moral grounding: “Fame can be very destructive. And if you aren’t born again, you will misbehave.” His testimony highlights the often-unseen pressures faced by public figures in faith-based entertainment industries.
