Nigerian disc jockey and music star, Florence Otedola, popularly known as DJ Cuppy, has once again spoken openly about her desire to get married, revealing that she often reminds God of her relationship status whenever she sees wedding photos online.
The billionaire heiress and daughter of Nigerian business mogul, Femi Otedola, took to her official X (formerly Twitter) account to share a candid post about her personal life and the emotional reaction she has when she comes across pictures of couples tying the knot.
Sharing a photo of herself with her hand raised in what appeared to be a prayerful or worshipful gesture, Cuppy wrote:
“When I see wedding photos online and I start reminding God… again.”
Her post has since gone viral, sparking conversations online, with many fans and followers empathizing with her situation while others commended her honesty.
This is not the first time DJ Cuppy has opened up about her longing for love and companionship. Since the end of her much-publicised engagement to British boxer, Ryan Taylor, in 2023, the 31-year-old entertainer has continued to express her hopes of finding lasting love.
In a recent interview, Cuppy admitted that she is currently single but is actively communicating with several men. However, she noted that she intends to give her time and affection only to the man who truly stands out.
“I’m currently talking to multiple guys, but I will only settle for the best man,” she said.
Despite the challenges she has faced in her love life, Cuppy has remained optimistic and open about her desire to get married. Her transparency has endeared her to many fans who relate to her vulnerability and sincerity.
DJ Cuppy, known for her vibrant personality and successful career as a DJ, philanthropist, and entrepreneur, continues to inspire many young women by showing that it is okay to be vocal about personal desires and still chase career goals unapologetically.
Her recent post adds to a series of public expressions about relationships, self-awareness, and the pressures of social media, particularly in an age where wedding celebrations and picture-perfect relationships are regularly shared online.
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