Regina Van Helvert Says Men Who Can't Cook Are Red Flags, Peeps React
- Media personality Regina Van Helvert opened up about things about men that she considered red flags
- In an exclusive interview with TV3's 3Xtra, she said she considered it a red flag if a man did not know how to cook
- Some men who commented on the video lashed out at her as they talked about cooking being the role of the woman in the household
- A Ghanaian counsellor spoke to YEN.com.gh about whether not being able to cook was a red flag
Seasoned media personality Regina Van Helvert spoke about her red flags about men, which started a social media debate.
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Regina Van Helvert's red flags
In an exclusive interview with TV3's 3Xtra, Regina Van Helvert was asked whether it was a red flag if a man did not know how to cook.
She responded by shouting that it was a red flag and noted that, on a more serious note, it was important that a man knew how to cook.
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The seasoned presenter explained that in an amorous relationship, it was romantic for the man to do the cooking.
"Seriously. You need to learn how to cook. I mean it is romantic," she said in the video.
Citing an example of how cooking could be romantic, she said it would be lovely to wake up to a well-home-cooked meal from her man.
To top it all off, the ever-gorgeous presenter said it would be more romantic if the man presented her food to her while singing a beautiful song.
"Imagine me waking up in the morning, you have cooked for me and you are singing good morning darling breakfast is here."
Video of Regina Van Helvert's red flags.
Reactions to Regina Van Hervert's red flags
Many men in the comment section lashed out at Regina Van Helvert as they opened up about the woman's duty to ensure food in the home. They even tagged her as a red flag.
Others who loved her threw their shot at her and noted that they were excellent cooks and were her type.
Below are the opinions of Ghanaians:
@I_Am_Winter said:
"Thank God I can cook. Hello my love @regivanhelvert 😩😘"
@Paa_kwesi_Paa said:
"The drama is too much in this country. Even though it might be a fact but the reason makes it so dramatic and it is boring 😎"
@QwaquQwaqu said:
"All these things is what will keep women single for a long time!"
@TawficQ said:
"Trust me, don’t be this kinda man! You will see pepper ! Yoooo"
@__Nkansah said:
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"It is not essential to know how to cook" - Counsellor
In an exclusive interview with YEN.com.gh, Ghanaian counsellor Daniel Fenyi discussed whether not knowing how to cook was a red flag.
He said that knowing how to cook was not essential for either man or woman in a relationship. However, cooking was a basic life skill.
"If your man does not know how to cook it is negative on his part, but it should not be a red flag for the relationship. It would have been beneficial if he knew how to cook because, after all, there might be circumstances you, the lady, may not be there to cook."
Mt Fenyi noted that not knowing how to cook should not have any serious impact on a relationship. However, he noted that many relationships have survived because of how well a lady cooks.
Anita Akuffo's red flags about men
YEN.com.gh reported that media personality Anita Akuffo mentioned her red flags about men in an interview with TV3's 3Xtra.
In the video, she said that men who are still friends with their exes or are in contact with them were what she considered a red flag.
The comment section was filled with diverse opinions, many of which discussed the benefits of good relations with one's exes.
Proofread by Berlinda Entsie, journalist and copy editor at YEN.com.gh
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