Liquorose Shocks Fans as She Reveals She Wants Nine Children in New Interview

Former Big Brother Naija housemate Liquorose has set social media buzzing after revealing her dream of becoming a mother to nine children, a confession that instantly sparked excitement, disbelief, and memes across X and Instagram.

The reality star made the revelation during her appearance on the Off The Top podcast with VJ Adams, where she opened up about marriage, family expectations, and what she truly wants out of life. With a straight face and her signature calm confidence, she declared:

> “I want nine kids. I want lots of children. I want to see what someone out of me would look like in nine faces.”

The statement, delivered without hesitation, stunned even the podcast host, while fans online quickly turned it into a trending topic. Liquorose further explained that nine is her ideal number, but if life takes a different turn, she still wouldn’t want fewer than four children. The revelation adds a surprising twist to her public persona—a woman many have associated more with career grind, dance artistry, and quiet independence than with dreams of a massive family.

Liquorose, whose real name is Roseline Afije, has maintained a relatively private life since leaving the BBNaija house, often avoiding relationship controversies and choosing instead to focus on acting, dance, and brand endorsements. Yet her comments on motherhood show a softer, more personal side that fans rarely get to see.

She also touched on past speculation about having a secret child, firmly stating that she has no children yet, even though she lovingly refers to her fans as her “kids.” The clarification was both direct and light-hearted, allowing her to reshape the narrative with ease.

Across social media, reactions have ranged from admiration to humor. Some fans praised her desire for a large family, describing it as “beautiful and African,” while others jokingly calculated school fees, diaper costs, and feeding budgets for nine children in Nigeria’s 2025 economy. A few even suggested she might start a dance dynasty with “nine super-talented mini Liquorose.”

Still, her statement comes at a time when many Nigerian celebrities—especially women—openly express concerns about marriage and societal pressure. Liquorose’s clarity about wanting a big family stands out, making her one of the few entertainers confidently owning her long-term vision.

As fans continue to debate her declaration and imagine what nine little Liquoroses might look like, one thing is certain: the star has once again shown her uncanny ability to spark conversations without even trying. And as always, every word she speaks effortlessly becomes headline news.