“I’m Not Sure Now” – Reekado Banks Rethinks Marriage Plans with Fiancée and Babymama

Nigerian singer Reekado Banks has made a surprising U-turn on his wedding plans, revealing that he is no longer certain about marrying his fiancée and the mother of his child.

This revelation comes just two months after the Easy (Jeje) hitmaker confidently spoke about tying the knot with his longtime partner in a previous interview. However, during his most recent appearance on TVC’s ‘Interview with Esther Oye’, the singer shared that his feelings have shifted.

“I was pretty sure about my stance at my last interview, but I’m now in a different place,” Reekado admitted, hinting at a deeper emotional conflict.

“It’s only been two months since the interview. That’s why I said I can’t really say anything about it now. I was sure then, but I’m not sure now. It’s now based on experience. I wouldn’t blame it on music but on myself and my emotional intelligence, which I am still working on.”

The 30-year-old artist, known for hits like Oluwa Ni and Katapot, welcomed a baby boy with his fiancée in November 2024, a moment that many believed solidified their bond. The couple made their first public appearance together in December 2024, and Reekado later hinted in interviews that wedding bells were near.

However, his recent comments suggest a pause, if not a redirection, in those plans. Fans have responded with mixed reactions, some sympathising with the singer’s emotional honesty, while others expressed concern over the uncertainty involving the mother of his child.

Known for his candid personality, Reekado Banks didn’t shy away from taking responsibility for the change in direction, acknowledging that his emotional intelligence is still a work in progress. His transparency has sparked conversations online about the challenges of balancing love, family, and fame in the high-pressure world of celebrity life.

As fans await more clarity on his relationship status, one thing remains certain: Reekado Banks is prioritizing growth, reflection, and emotional maturity even when it means making difficult personal choices in the public eye.