Destiny Amaka, a renowned actress and sexual health advocate, has garnered significant attention for her kind of roles in Nollywood.
In an industry often characterized by fleeting romances and high-profile breakups, the Anambra State born diva remains resolute in maintaining a distinct separation between her professional and personal life.
“I will never date a Nollywood colleague. I have a type and they don’t fit,” she said in a recent interview.
On the topic of marriage and its pitfalls, particularly within the celebrity sphere, Amaka offers a nuanced perspective. While acknowledging that celebrity marriages often face public scrutiny, she doesn’t let this influence her views on love and commitment. “Marriage isn’t easy, but I am not afraid to give it a shot.
I’m more afraid to be with someone who isn’t in it as fully as I am. I love love. I just pray to do the marriage journey with someone with real depth, patience, and empathy,” she stated.
She also shared her thoughts on what it takes to make a marriage work. “The willingness to tolerate, forgive, and want to make it work. Clear communication and defined roles are key, as well as having similar goals and beliefs. Marriage is a contract and agreement to do this thing called life together,” she advised.