Moyo Lawal Under Family Pressure To Marry -

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Popular Nigerian actress, Moyo Lawal has revealed that she is under pressure to settle down with a man and start a family

She disclosed in a recent interview that she would have loved to have been married already with kids especially to make her dad happy being the first child of the family but she hasn’t found the right one.

She said: ““I would have loved to be married with kids, mainly because of my dad who is still alive (my mom is late) just to bring joy to my dad… that’s what I wish I have attained at my age. I am under pressure because I’m the first child in my family and I know my dad would love to have grandchildren but I think it’s important to find that person that I can make happy and I’m not sure I found that person yet or that person has found me yet. It’s not just about getting married basically, there’s pressure, yes but I’m not putting myself under any pressure.”

The actress who often claims to be a virgin, stated that she was simply taking her time not to fall victim of unhappy marriages that flaunts happiness for the camera.

“Society has shown us many unhappy marriages that seem happy to us but are not. I don’t want a marriage that I would have to fight to maintain. It should be easy and comfortable, that’s what I feel. My ideal man is basically someone I can make happy and if they really are interested in me they would find out what I mean by someone I can make happy.” 
 

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