Nana Otedola has opened up on the reason behind her worry when she first learned about her daughter, Temi Otedola’s pregnancy with singer and entrepreneur Mr Eazi.
Her honest admission has spurred internet discussions on parenthood and juggling a family and high-powered jobs.
In a chat with Temi and her husband Nana said her main worry was Mr Eazi’s job in the entertainment sector which often takes him away.
She also said she was astonished that the couple opted to start a family so soon after getting married, expecting them to enjoy a longer honeymoon period.
Nana Otedola explains her fears
“When you got pregnant, I was scared because Tosin works in the entertainment industry and is always on the road,” Nana stated. I was a single parent for most of my children’s parenting years and didn’t want my daughter to have to go through that, so I said: ‘Let’s do it. I was apprehensive about her being left on her own with the baby at home.
She also said she was surprised at the timing of the pregnancy, adding, “I was shocked you guys were having a baby so soon. I imagined you would be in the honeymoon phase for around three years. ‘But she said to me, ‘Mum, we’ve been together for five years… we’ve done all that already.
Couple shares their pregnancy story
Temi Otedola and Mr Eazi have announced they are expecting their first child, making fans happy with moving films showing their journey from finding out about the pregnancy to telling family and friends.
The actress also said that she and her husband had agreed not to put their child on social media, which she called a conscious decision to protect the baby’s privacy.
Since then, Nana Otedola’s statements have struck a chord with some parents, who have commended her honesty in addressing the challenges of parenting while backing a partner in a high-pressure profession.
“When you got pregnant, I was scared because Tosin works in the entertainment industry and travels a lot. I spent most of my parenting years raising my children on my own, and I didn’t want my daughter to go through the same thing. I was worried she’d be left at home alone with… pic.twitter.com/dwWYAOhLGW
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