"Only A Man Who Owns Jets And Yatch Can Go Through My Legs Again" - Tiwa Savage Sets the Bar High Confirms No Baby Mama Drama, Just Jets and Yachts

Tiwa Savage has never been one to mince words, and her latest revelation has stirred up a whirlwind of debate across Nigeria’s social circles.

The Afrobeats queen, celebrated for her seamless fusion of Afrobeats and R&B, has laid out exactly what she wants in her next partner: a wealthy man with a private jet and a yacht — but absolutely no baby mama baggage.

Her declaration comes years after her highly publicized divorce from Tunji “Tee Billz” Balogun in 2018, a split that blindsided fans who once saw them as the ultimate power couple. Since then, Savage has navigated her career with fierce independence, climbing to global stages and cementing her name as one of Africa’s most bankable music exports.

In a country where the concept of baby mamas has been normalized, Savage’s preference strikes a bold chord.

The 2021 Nigerian Demographic and Health Survey revealed that 15% of children in Nigeria are born out of wedlock — a statistic that underscores just how common blended families have become.

Yet for Tiwa, her stance may be less about judgment and more about preserving personal peace in a high-pressure lifestyle already demanding enough without extra layers of drama.

The luxury wishlist she outlined is more than just a statement of wealth — it’s a reflection of a life lived between private airports and exclusive marinas.

According to The Luxury Lifestyle Magazine (2023), private jets offer unmatched speed and privacy but cost significantly more than yachts, which are better suited for long, leisurely escapes.

For someone like Savage, whose international music career sees her juggling shows, endorsements, and brand collaborations across continents, the appeal of combining efficiency with indulgence is obvious.

Whether fans see it as unrealistic or refreshingly clear, Tiwa Savage’s high standards serve as a reminder that knowing exactly what you want — and saying it out loud — can be the boldest move of all.

In an industry where image is everything, she’s proving once again that hers will always be on her own terms.