Nigerian comedian Deacon Famous has sparked debate online with his controversial opinion about women involved in relationships where they have to share a man.
The comedian argued that women generally do not like sharing their partners and suggested that some women who remain in such relationships may be motivated more by financial benefits than genuine love.
“There’s no second wife or side chick that loves her man genuinely. Women don’t like to share, so they stay for the money,” Deacon Famous said.
His statement has generated reactions across social media, with some users agreeing that financial considerations can influence certain relationships, while others criticised the comedian for making a broad generalisation about women and their motivations.
The comments have also reignited conversations about polygamy, side relationships, financial security and the different reasons people remain in complicated romantic situations.
While Deacon Famous presented his view as an observation about relationships, his claim does not establish that all second wives or side partners are motivated by money.
The statement continues to generate discussion as social media users debate whether genuine affection can exist in relationships involving multiple partners.
