Popular Nigerian skitmaker and content creator, Kemi Ikuseedun, widely known as Mummy Wa, has opened up about her love life, revealing why she is still single at the age of 30.
In a recent video that has sparked conversations across social media, the comedian humorously confessed that her inability to find a romantic partner stems from her tendency to fall in love with fictional characters portrayed in movies and television series rather than real-life men.
According to Mummy Wa, many women can relate to the experience of becoming emotionally attached to characters they watch on screen, often setting unrealistic expectations for potential partners in real life.
“The reason why I am still single is because I keep falling in love with fictional characters. It is not only me; many women do the same thing. But the problem is that those characters are not real,” she said.
The skitmaker admitted that she spent years admiring South Korean actor Lee Min-ho, particularly for his role in the hit Korean drama series Boys Over Flowers.
She jokingly explained that she often found herself waiting for a real-life version of the character he portrayed, only to realize that television characters are carefully scripted and may not reflect the personalities of the actors who play them.
Mummy Wa further questioned whether Lee Min-ho would be the same person in reality as the character she fell in love with on screen, noting that her fascination with fictional personalities has made it difficult to build genuine romantic connections.
Her candid confession has since generated reactions online, with many fans describing her comments as both hilarious and relatable. Several social media users admitted to experiencing similar feelings, especially after watching romantic movies and television dramas.
The revelation offers a humorous glimpse into the challenges some people face in separating fantasy from reality when it comes to matters of the heart.
TrackNews Online reports that Mummy Wa remains one of Nigeria’s most popular female skitmakers, earning widespread recognition for her comic role alongside fellow content creator Mr Macaroni.
