Controversial Nigerian dancer Korra Obidi has declared that she is not searching for a new partner following her divorce from her ex-husband, Justin Dean. Instead, she is focused on her career and making money.
In a recent episode of the "Heroe’s Diary" podcast, the mother of two emphasized that remarrying is not a priority for her at the moment. "Serious Nigerian woman when I marry the man becomes my life. So now I’m trying to put that energy into making money so I don’t end up homeless like I was. I know that nobody is coming to save me in a knight and shining armour so I need to focus on the money," she explained.
Obidi also mentioned that she has “many boys” who satisfy her sexual needs, underscoring her lack of urgency in finding a new long-term partner. "I am single as a dollar bill. And I am not searching. I have many boys that service me," she stated.
Addressing those who continue to bring up her past marriage, Obidi expressed frustration at being pinned to her failed relationship, noting that it has been over two years since her divorce. “I want to make a public service announcement. I’m not the only person that got married in Nigeria. In fact, my marriage was not even public. All you people saw was one post on Instagram: ‘Korra is taken.’ You people are now carrying the marriage to tie my legs. It has been two years [since my divorce], please leave me alone."
Obidi's remarks highlight her determination to prioritize her personal growth and financial independence over societal expectations. Her candid discussion about focusing on her career rather than searching for a new partner reflects a broader trend among many individuals who seek to establish their own stability and happiness first.
Her experience also sheds light on the pressures faced by public figures, particularly women, regarding their marital status and personal lives. By openly discussing her decision to remain single and focus on her career, Obidi challenges traditional norms and encourages others to pursue what makes them truly happy, regardless of societal expectations.
Korra Obidi's focus on career and personal independence post-divorce highlights a shift towards prioritizing self-growth and financial stability.
Her candid remarks challenge traditional expectations about marriage and relationships, advocating for a more individualized approach to personal fulfillment.
As Obidi continues to navigate her life post-divorce, her story resonates with many who prioritize their own happiness and career goals over conforming to societal pressures.
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