- Actress Sarah Martins recounted how she used to give 50% of her salary for six months to her ex-boyfriend.
- Sarah stated that this heartbreaking experience has spoiled her kind heart and made her to be careful of loving others deeply.
Nollywood actress Sarah Martins has reflected on a challenging chapter in her life, revealing the extent of her financial support for her former partner.
In a recent Instagram post, Sarah Martins recounted a time in which which she gave 50% of her salary to her ex-boyfriend for a duration of six months.
Sarah stated that during this time, she was unaware that her financial contributions were being used to support another woman’s business.
She revealed that this experience left a lasting impact on her perspective towards relationships and has made her more cautious about opening her heart to others.
She also admitted to being someone who shows deep affection for those she loves, but this experience has caused her to reassess how she approaches love and financial contributions in future relationships.
She wrote:
“There was a time I gave my ex 50% of my monthly salary for 6 months and the werey was giving the money to another woman🤦🏻♀️”.
“He even funded her business from my sweat and the lady married someone else months after he finished setting up her business 😂”.
“I’m a lover girl and I go hard for people I love but ever since them show me shege on top my kind heart, I no dey give man shishi!”
“With my full chest, I AM CURRENTLY A GOLD DIGGER.I will support my man the best way I can but my man must have supported me to a level that will warrant me to reciprocate his support in his own time of need”.
Her revelation came after Veekee James opened up on how her Ex-boyfriend used her, broke her heart and dumped her.
Veekee revealed that she had established a unisex salon to support her ex and even handed over the profits to him, believing it would strengthen their relationship.
Veekee also shared how she had rented and furnished his apartment, only to discover that he was inviting other women to the house.
