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Mercy360 Blog of Saturday, 21 December 2024

Source: Mercy Mensah

Tiwa Savage Reveals Divorce Led to Depression, Transformation into "African Bad Girl"

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Tiwa Savage, a renowned Nigerian musician, has opened up about her personal struggles following her divorce from ex-husband Tunji 'TeeBillz' Balogun in 2018.

The singer revealed that the divorce left her feeling emotionally drained and vulnerable. She struggled to cope with the aftermath, which took a toll on her mental health.

Tiwa Savage disclosed that she faced intense public scrutiny and backlash after the divorce. Many people blamed her for the breakdown of the marriage, and she was subjected to harsh criticism and judgment.

The singer shared that she was particularly hurt by the fact that her ex-husband announced their separation online, leaving her to deal with the fallout. She felt betrayed and attacked by the public, who seemed to take his side.

As a result of the intense pressure and criticism, Tiwa Savage revealed that she suffered from postpartum depression. She had given birth to her son just a few months before the divorce, and the stress of the situation exacerbated her condition.



The singer shared that she became withdrawn and isolated, struggling to cope with her emotions. She felt like she had lost her identity and sense of purpose, and she didn't know how to move forward.

However, Tiwa Savage revealed that she eventually found her voice and transformed into the "African Bad Girl" persona. She started to focus on her music and her own personal growth, and she began to rebuild her life.

Through her music and her newfound confidence, Tiwa Savage has been able to heal and move forward. She has become an inspiration to many young women, showing them that it's possible to overcome adversity and emerge stronger and more resilient.