Renowned Nigerian music mogul and producer Don Jazzy has publicly shared the deep-seated reservations that have made him cautious about entering into matrimony.
In a candid conversation with HabbyFX, the celebrated artist pointed to a combination of personal history, the court of public opinion, and significant economic concerns as the foundation for his wariness.
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The Mavin Records leader revealed that witnessing the collapse of other romantic partnerships and the ensuing social media controversies has been a significant factor. He contrasts this with the example set by his own parents, stating, “My parents were madly in love before my mom died, and that makes me believe in love… But when you see messy breakups online, it gives fear.”**
Further elaborating on his concerns, Don Jazzy highlighted the substantial financial perils often associated with divorce, particularly without protective legal measures. “A man has to lose half of all that he has worked for in his life, that’s those ones that don’t have a prenup, like in America. All those things used to scare me. The money that I have amassed is for my generation.”
Despite these pronounced fears, the hitmaker clarified that he has not completely closed the door on marriage, expressing hope that he will eventually meet the “right person.”
In the same interview, the music executive also discussed his deliberate approach to wealth management, explaining why he chooses not to indulge in certain luxuries. He revealed that despite having the financial capacity to purchase a private jet, he prioritizes allocating his resources toward more fruitful ventures.
He stated, “I have been blessed enough for a long time to be able to afford any type of car or to buy a private jet. But I’ve more important things to take care of because nothing beats investment.”
You don’t have to be an engineer, doctor, and lawyer in this internet and AI age because a lot of jobs will disappear soon. Why not learn something tangible like carpentry or furniture making. We still import chairs and tables from China and Turkey. We could produce those things ourselves if we had skilled people here.”
Using his own actions as an example, he shared that he is currently learning forex trading, viewing it as a form of self-improvement. “The forex that I am currently learning is also an investment in myself. It’s going to turn into a skill I can use tomorrow. Don’t just be useless. Go and acquire some skill.”
