Reality TV star and businesswoman Anita Natacha Akide, popularly known as Tacha, has once again made headlines after boldly declaring that love alone is not enough reason to marry a man. In her latest interview, the outspoken entrepreneur said that while she believes in love, her decision to marry will be guided by financial compatibility and mutual ambition.
Tacha emphasized that she has worked hard to become self-sufficient, explaining that any man who comes into her life must bring equal or greater value. “I’m a millionaire, so I’m only looking for a billionaire,” she said confidently, adding that marriage should be a partnership that promotes growth, not a financial burden.
Her statement immediately stirred discussions across social media, with fans debating whether her stance reflected healthy self-worth or materialism. Many, however, praised her for being open about her expectations in a society where women are often shamed for wanting financial stability.
‘Love Alone Can’t Pay Bills,’ Tacha Insists
Expanding on her point, Tacha stated that while emotional connection is important, it cannot sustain a relationship without financial security. She noted that many marriages fail not because partners don’t love each other, but because of constant financial stress that breeds resentment and conflict.
“Love is beautiful, but it doesn’t pay bills,” she said. “If I marry, it’s not just because of love — it’s because we can build an empire together. I want a man who matches my energy and ambition. Someone who inspires me to dream bigger.”
According to Tacha, her vision for marriage is one rooted in partnership, shared goals, and prosperity. She made it clear that she’s not interested in being dependent on anyone, and instead seeks a relationship built on mutual respect and empowerment.
Fans React as Tacha’s Statement Sparks Online Debate
Following her bold declaration, fans flooded social media with mixed reactions. Some applauded her confidence and self-awareness, saying she represents the modern woman who refuses to settle for less. “She’s right — financial compatibility matters,” one supporter commented on X (formerly Twitter).
Others, however, accused her of promoting materialism and unrealistic standards. Yet, several relationship experts argued that Tacha’s statement reflects a pragmatic view of marriage — one that acknowledges the importance of financial stability alongside love.
Regardless of differing opinions, one thing remains clear: Akide’s comments have once again sparked a national conversation about love, money, and modern relationships. Her unfiltered honesty continues to position her as one of Nigeria’s most outspoken female personalities.
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