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“My Life, My Choice”- Phyna Reacts To Backlash Over Choice Not To Have Kids

  • Phyna, a Nigerian reality TV star and former Big Brother Naija winner, has faced backlash for her views on motherhood.
  • She expressed a preference for raising pets over having biological children.
  • Her comments have generated significant reactions on social media platforms.

Nigerian reality TV star and former Big Brother Naija winner, Phyna, has responded to the backlash surrounding her stance on not wanting to have children.

GistLover reports that the reality star recently revealed that she would rather raise pets than become a biological mother, a comment that sparked widespread reactions on social media.

Addressing the criticism on her social media page, Phyna described the negative reactions as unfair, adding that many of her critics are still influenced by outdated beliefs.

She expressed frustration over the insults directed at her, noting that people were quick to judge her personal decision without trying to understand her perspective.

Phyna further explained that her choice is deeply connected to her upbringing. According to her, her childhood experiences have significantly influenced how she views parenting, and she does not feel emotionally prepared to raise a child under such fears.

She added that she is concerned about repeating the kind of parenting she experienced while growing up, a situation she hopes to avoid. For this reason, she believes it is better for her not to have children than to take on a responsibility she is not fully comfortable with.

She wrote: “Dumb country people, so me not wanting a child is what makes me a failure and resulting to all this insults na …… y’all brains is still stuck in the 60’s era. Na why whites go still ever better pass us. Bunch of hypocrites STAY MAD y’all. Me wey dem born how them take care of me. I don’t want to bring a child in. I’m scared of becoming a parent like the one I had …… and that’s on period.”

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