- Months before Chloe Bailey’s highly talked-about trip to Nigeria, the singer had opened up about her love life during a revealing interview.
- In her candid remarks, she shared insights into her romantic world, offering a glimpse of her personal boundaries and preferences.
- Now, as whispers of a possible relationship with Burna Boy sweep through social media, Nigerian fans have unearthed that very interview, dissecting every word in search of clarity.
American songstress Chloe Bailey and Nigerian music icon Burna Boy have recently found themselves at the center of swirling dating rumors after being spotted together during a lively outing in Lagos.
As the whispers of romance grew louder, a clip from a past interview Chloe had few months back on The Breakfast Club show resurfaced online, reigniting discussions with even greater intensity.
In the now-viral snippet, the 26-year-old opened up about the struggles of dating as a celebrity, sharing how the public often jumps to conclusions about her love life.
She expressed frustration over people constantly trying to pair her with any man she’s seen with, spinning stories out of thin air without considering the possibility of platonic relationships or professional collaborations.
The misic star spoke candidly about wanting the world to focus on her work rather than her personal life.
Her words;
“Honestly, it is tough to date because even if I just want to go out to grab a bite, talk about music, if it’s anyone of the opposite gender, it’s like ‘oh, that’s who she’s dating’ and I want people to focus on me and my career, I don’t want to be connected to every man that I’m standing next to. I am naturally a hermit, but because of that, I’m just extra cautious.”
WATCH HER SPEAK IN CLIP BELOW
Netizens were quick to analyze her words in light of the Burna Boy rumors.
While some argued that her statements subtly dismissed the romantic narratives being built around them, others couldn’t help but speculate further, questioning whether their recent appearances together is strictly platonic.
