Sanaipei Tande has opened up about what a lot of netizens have been asking themselves for years.
The songstress who is also an established actor opened up in an interview at Ebru TV about her plans for the future in regard to getting married and finally, someday settle down.
For starters, Sanaipei Tande has been single for almost 10-years now after breaking up with the love of her life, Andrew Manga who is the late E-Sir’s cousin six years ago.
Sanaipei Tande apparently left the relationship with Andrew because she was stagnating if not deteriorating adding no value in her life.
She still loves Andrew Manga to this day.
“I really loved Manga, but I realized I was not growing in the relationship.” Sanaipei Tande said.
She went on to add, “It was not adding value. I loved him, still actually love him, not in love with him but I love him and I would still do things for him and with him.”
Being focused on her professional growth as an entertainer, Sanaipei Tande who used to be a radio presenter a couple of years ago reiterated that she’s not in any rush whatsoever to jump in a relationship just yet because there’s a whole lot to do.
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At the moment, she’s indisposed with her personal projects with one among them being the construction of her house, so no, dating isn’t a priority in her life, at least not yet.
“I want to work on my projects including the completion of my house. Like I said, I will not get a child and raise them in a rental house,” Sanaipei explained.
Touching on the subject that most netizens are always keen on, the 35-year-old multi-talented entertainer confessed that she actually intends to get married in the long run if the right person comes by.
She won’t however do it for the sake of the people in the society who are keenly following her personal life, being a public figure and all.
Sanaipei Tande would get married without any pressure from anyone whatsoever.
“I would love to get married because I want to share my life with someone, not because society says that I should. But if I don’t get married, that is my cross to bear, not society’s.
Like I say about everything in life, you make your own choices and as long as you can deal with the consequences that follow, that is fine. That’s how I live my life,” Sanaipei said.
