Ghanaian musician and actor, Wanlov the Kubolor, has spoken out about his stance on marriage, stating that having a child is more important to him than getting married.
The unconventional artiste, known for his controversial views and actions, was interviewed by Doreen Abanema Abayaa on Talkertainment, where he shared his candid opinion on marriage.
When asked about his views on marriage, Wanlov stated that he did not see it as a priority for him, saying, “Marriage is not for me, no, no. I feel like having a child is heavier than marriage.
Having a child is a responsibility between two people that, no matter what, you have to uphold more than holding a marriage together.”
The ‘Konkonsa’ hitmaker further elaborated that the commitment and responsibility that come with having a child are far more significant than being married.
He believes that the bond between two people who choose to have a child together is stronger than those who are married.
Wanlov went on to reveal that he had been legally married in the United States since 2006, but only got married for a green card and never applied for one.
He clarified that he did not believe in the traditional concept of marriage and saw it as just a legal formality.
The artiste’s views on marriage have sparked a debate on social media, with many people expressing their opinions on the matter.
Some people agree with him, stating that having a child is a lifelong commitment and responsibility that requires more attention than a marriage. Others believe that marriage is an essential aspect of life, and having a child should not be prioritized over it.
Despite the controversy, Wanlov’s unapologetic views on marriage and parenthood have sparked a conversation on the topic, challenging traditional beliefs and societal norms.
In conclusion, Wanlov the Kubolor’s views on marriage may be unconventional, but they provide an opportunity for people to question and rethink their beliefs about the institution of marriage and parenthood.
Source: OccupyGh.com
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