What would I do with a poor man? — Sophie Momodu

Sophie Momodu, the first baby mama of Nigerian music star Davido, has made it clear that she has no interest in dating a poor man.

The beauty and fashion entrepreneur shared this bold statement in episode four of The Real Housewives of Lagos, a reality show streaming on Showmax.

During a conversation with fellow cast member Mariam Timmer, Sophie did not mince words about her dating standards. She emphasized that she would never settle for a financially struggling partner. In her own words, she stated, “I am a typical Naija babe. Wetin I wan carry poor man do?”

Her candid remarks quickly became a talking point on social media, sparking discussions about financial expectations in relationships. Many viewers weighed in, with some supporting her stance and others criticizing it as materialistic.

A woman who knows her worth

Sophie’s comments reflect her belief in financial stability as a key factor in relationships. She reiterated that she does not see a broke man as a suitable match for her.

“I don’t think a broke man will know what to do with a woman like me,” she said, doubling down on her opinion.

As an independent woman with a thriving career in beauty and fashion, Sophie made it clear that she has standards. While some may view her statement as controversial, others see it as confidence and self-awareness.

Love and luxury

Beyond her views on wealth and relationships, Sophie also revealed that she is currently in a loving relationship. While she did not disclose the identity of her partner, she expressed deep affection for him.

The discussion about finances and dating preferences quickly became one of the highlights of the episode. Many fans of The Real Housewives of Lagos found her honesty refreshing, while others debated whether financial success should be a dealbreaker in relationships.

Social media reactions

Following the episode, social media platforms were abuzz with opinions. Some users praised Sophie for setting high standards, while others argued that love should not be based on financial status alone.

“She’s just being real. Nobody wants to suffer in a relationship,” one Twitter user wrote.

Another countered, “Money isn’t everything. True love isn’t about how much someone earns.”

Regardless of public opinion, Sophie Momodu stands firm in her beliefs. For her, a relationship must come with both love and financial security.

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