Nigerian comedienne Princess has publicly appealed to several well-known Christian leaders to assist her in finding a suitable life partner, saying she hopes to get married in 2026.
In a video shared on her Instagram page, the entertainer explained that she has reached a point where she is ready to remarry and is taking deliberate steps toward that goal. She called on pastors including Jerry Eze, Apostle Selman, Femi Lazarus, Bolaji Idowu and Phillip Olubakin to recommend eligible men from their congregations.
Princess, who is divorced, said she has already committed time to prayer and fasting and now believes it is important to combine faith with action. She noted that her decision to speak openly about her desire for companionship should not attract ridicule or shame.
The comedienne specified that she is interested in men in their 40s or early 50s who are mature, kind and serious about commitment. According to her, potential partners may be widowers or divorcees, but not individuals who are still separated. She asked pastors to send contact details privately through her direct messages.
She also expressed optimism that her openness would yield results, stating that she expects to be engaged by September this year.
Princess has previously spoken publicly about personal and social issues, including women’s rights and accountability, and remains one of Nigeria’s outspoken voices in the entertainment space.
Source: The Nation Newspaper
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Nigerian comedienne Princess has publicly appealed to several well-known Christian leaders to assist her in finding a suitable life partner, saying she hopes to get married in 2026.
In a video shared on her Instagram page, the entertainer explained that she has reached a point where she is ready to remarry and is taking deliberate steps toward that goal. She called on pastors including Jerry Eze, Apostle Selman, Femi Lazarus, Bolaji Idowu and Phillip Olubakin to recommend eligible men from their congregations.
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Princess, who is divorced, said she has already committed time to prayer and fasting and now believes it is important to combine faith with action. She noted that her decision to speak openly about her desire for companionship should not attract ridicule or shame.
The comedienne specified that she is interested in men in their 40s or early 50s who are mature, kind and serious about commitment. According to her, potential partners may be widowers or divorcees, but not individuals who are still separated. She asked pastors to send contact details privately through her direct messages.
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She also expressed optimism that her openness would yield results, stating that she expects to be engaged by September this year.
Princess has previously spoken publicly about personal and social issues, including women’s rights and accountability, and remains one of Nigeria’s outspoken voices in the entertainment space.
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