"I'm too trusting" — Tiwa Savage
Tiwa Savage (Nigerian singer-songwriter and actress)

 Famous Nigerian singer Tiwa Savage has opened up about her private life in a chat with content creator Korty. She spoke honestly about her struggles with trusting people, setting boundaries, and keeping friends, showing a softer side than fans usually see.

The award-winning star admitted that being a naturally open person has often caused her problems in the past.

“I trust people easily. I am very trusting in my home; I am very open. I am an open book,” she said.

Tiwa explained that she is very welcoming, even in her own home. She mentioned that she rarely thinks twice about letting people she considers friends stay with her or share her private space.

“I could be in my hotel, and if you are my friend and you want to stay over, you are welcome. That is how open I am,” she added.

However, the singer acknowledged that this level of trust has come at a cost, prompting her to rethink how she relates with people.

“I am too trusting, maybe. I am learning about boundaries. Once you start setting boundaries, you lose people,” she said.

According to Tiwa, setting boundaries has become especially important for her as a mother.

“I am learning how important it is to set boundaries for the safety of my son as well,” she stated.

The singer also revealed that she has rarely experienced solitude, sharing that she only recently took her first solo vacation.

“I have never really been by myself anywhere in my life. The first time I went on vacation by myself was this year. I went to the Maldives alone—no team,” she disclosed.

Reflecting on friendships, Tiwa Savage admitted that her life and career have led to significant personal losses.

“I have lost many friends. Maybe I have missed weddings,” she said.

Despite this, she emphasized that the friendships she has managed to keep are deeply rooted and long-standing.

“I don’t have many friends, but the ones I do have, I have been friends with for over twenty years.”

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