Habiba Sinare Addresses Misconceptions About Well-Dressed Women: "Stop Calling Me Mommy, I Am Young"

Habiba Sinare Addresses Misconceptions About Well-Dressed Women: "Stop Calling Me Mommy, I Am Young"

  • Habiba Sinare, in a video, addressed misconceptions from people about women who dress well in public
  • The actress said that some people acknowledged her as an older woman in public despite her youthful age
  • Habiba Sinare also warned people to stop greeting her as an older woman whenever they see her

Socialite and ex-wife of Ghanaian footballer Majeed Waris, Habiba Sinare, has addressed some misconceptions about well-dressed women.

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Habiba Sinare warns people to stop acknowledging her as an older woman just because she dresses well. Photo source: @_sinare
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Habiba Sinare on misconceptions about well-dressed women

Habiba Sinare took to her official TikTok page to vent her frustration about how people perceive her and other women who dress well and wear headscarves in public as older women because of their appearance.

The Ghanaian actress shared that she regularly encountered people who acknowledged her as an older woman even though she was still young and in her late 20s.

"Most people see a lady dressed well, all covered up, probably in a head scarf and the next minute, hello mummy, Hi Ma. Who is your Ma? I am a baby girl. I am very young."

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The actress, who recently married a Nigerian man, warned people to avoid tagging or greeting her as an older woman whenever they encounter her in public, as she considered herself a very religious young woman.

"I am a small child of God. What is hello, Ma? Hey Ma. Hello Mommy. Stop it."

Watch the video below:

Habiba Sinare's comments stir reactions

YEN.com.gh has gathered some comments from social media users below:

OhemaaShada Boutique commented:

"It is a sign of respect for you."

Simplicity said:

"You can equally become someone's Ma. There's nothing wrong with that 😌😁😁."

PRINCE ADAMS commented:

"But I see it as compliment and respect, not because of age or something 🥰😂😂@Habiba Sinare."

Nharnah Konadu said:

"My mom always complains. She hates it, keke😂😂😂😆💔💔, so if they call her mommy, she replies yes, aunty."

IBRA commented:

"It is a sign of respect if you don't know."

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Madi said:

"Some respect can also be disrespect 😂😂."

FAISAL MACHINES commented:

"Every woman deserves to be called mum or maa. It is a sign of respect 🙏."

Joel Blankson said:

"Please, what's wrong with it? It is a sign of respect. I have God is my barber at my age, I am call Daa. Please calm down."

Habiba Sinare pens emotional letter to husband

In another story reported by YEN.com.gh, Habiba Sinare showed love to her husband, Abbas M. Akeju, as he celebrated his birthday.

The actress posted several beautiful photos from their marital ceremony on her social media accounts to mark the special occasion.

Habiba Sinare also eulogised her husband with a heartfelt letter addressing him as a God-fearing, kind, and generally amazing man.

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Kofi Owusu (Entertainment Editor) Kofi is an Entertainment Editor at YEN.com.gh. He graduated from the African University College Of Communication (AUCC) in 2018 with a bachelor's degree in Communication Studies. He has 3 years of experience as an entertainment journalist. He joined Yen.com.gh in 2024. You can contact him via e-mail: kofi.owusu@yen.com.gh