Wode Maya's Wife Trudy Complains About Women Who Bill Their Boyfriends Excessively

Wode Maya's Wife Trudy Complains About Women Who Bill Their Boyfriends Excessively

  • Wode Maya's wife, Trudy, has shared her opinion on dependency in relationships, stating that it was unfair for a man to pay for all the expenses
  • The content creator said she gets sad when she sees women who expect their partners to take care of all their expenses
  • Trudy was of the opinion it was a realistic expectation, especially when the man is hustling to make ends meet
  • Relationship advisor Daniel Ackah, in a conversation with YEN.com.gh, shared his opinion on the dynamics of financial expenditure in modern-day relationships

Trudy, the wife of renowned YouTuber Wode Maya, shared her views on dependency in relationships in an interview with media personality KSM. She expressed her concern about the unfair expectation that men should bear all financial responsibilities in a relationship.

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Ghanaian content creator Wode Maya and wife Photo Source: mistrudy
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Trudy, a content creator herself, voiced her disappointment over the prevalent mindset among some women who expect their partners to shoulder all their expenses.

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She further elaborated on her stance, stating that it was unrealistic, especially when the man was still hustling to make ends meet.

Wode Maya, who was also a guest on the show, also shared similar sentiments, stating that he would rather empower his woman so that she does not depend on him financially.

Relationship advisor shares opinion on finances in relationships

YEN.com.gh engaged relationship advisor Daniel Ackah in a discussion regarding the financial roles couples play in relationships. Daniel was of the opinion that financial responsibility is not meant for men alone. He said:

In regards to spending, the dynamics of relationships have changed over the years, making it unfair for just the man to be the sole provider, especially if his woman is working. I am not saying 50-50, but she should be able to help relieve some of the stress and financial constraints that arise in the relationships.

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Fans admire Wode Maya and Trudy

YEN.com.gh gathered some reactions from social media users.

amponsahagyemang3461 said:

Have heard Wode Maya and Miss Trudy( Trumaya) speaking about how they met for the first time and about their love life after, but this one is exceptional and full of color

Dallaboyz224 reacted:

Trudy hit a nerve there when she said, "What are you bringing to the table?"..with the way most ladies of today love being pampered ..slay queens, etc..It's very rare to find a woman like Trudy

christinenkuene4055 said:

the statement "what do you bring to the table?" becomes more real to a woman when you start giving birth. not easy ooh.... it's easy to utter it now
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Wendy Shay says she is an independent woman

In another story, Wendy Shay has made a video stating that she has never slept with any rich man for cash before, like has been speculated about female celebrities.

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The musician said she was someone who worked hard for her money and added that there was no way she could be linked to a sugar daddy or a Sakawa boy.

Wendy Shay went ahead and dared any rich man who had slept with her for cash to come out and stake their claim.

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Source: YEN.com.gh

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Geraldo Amartey (Entertainment Editor) Geraldo Amartey is an Entertainment Editor at YEN.com.gh. He pursued a degree in linguistics at the University of Ghana and graduated in 2020. He has over three years of experience in journalism. Geraldo's professional career in journalism started at the Ministry Of Information, where he worked as a writer. He has completed Google News Initiative News Lab courses in Advanced Digital Reporting and Fighting Misinformation. You can reach out to him at geraldo.amartey@yen.com.gh.