Big Brother Naija’s former housemate Rachel Edwards has caused a stir online with her advice to women.
Taking to the micro-blogging platform Twitter, now known as X, she advised women to leave any man who has no intention of buying them a car.
“If he has no intention of buying you a car, leave him!!!”.
As expected, her tweet drew several reactions from online users.
One Chike Jennifer wrote, “But you didn’t leave your father
One I Am B Model wrote, “If she has no intention of selling her father’s land and giving it to you as a sign of love, leave her
One Thinzy Star wrote, “This is why men are avoiding broke entitled women
One Amanda Eze01 wrote, “Sorry ma. Women don’t buy cars in your family? Cause what is this nonsense?
One Nails_Dairy wrote, “Don’t expect from anyone what you cannot give yourself
One Nelly Unique wrote, “The ex-bbn housemates that we never knew existed
One King Ojr wrote, “Wetin ur papa and brothers couldn’t do
One I Am D Bull wrote, “Only a few people are impressed with cars.”
Months back, Daddy Freeze and BBNaija Rachel had engaged in an online spat after Rachel revealed that any man who was not making up to 800,000 Naira should not date a girl. Tackling her, Freeze said the only people who should be allowed to make such statements are people who looked like a 10 not people like her. Rachel had fired back accusing him for being broke and begging TikTok for money.
The two again engaged in a spat after Rachel advocated against men asking women for DNA. The reality star expressed that if any man ever asked her for DNA, it would be a criminal offense, and it showed that the man does not trust her.
Reacting to this, Daddy Freeze expressed that DNA was important, as he explained that statistics have shown that 70% of firstborns aren’t the fathers. He advised men to constantly check in DNA so that they don’t end up raising kids that do not belong to them.
In March, Rachel Edwards questioned people as she asked her fans and followers on Twitter if they would rather marry the wrong partner or marry into the wrong family.
