I See Nothing Wrong With A Woman Proposing To The Man She Loves – Joselyn Dumas
Ghanaian actress and TV personality, Joselyn Dumas says she sees absolutely nothing with a woman proposing to a man she loves.
According to her, she will not hesitate to buy a ring and propose to her boyfriend if she realizes he is “wasting time”.
The award-winning actress added that it is not a big deal for a lady to tell a man she likes him. Though she noted that some people have made it look very weird for women to do so.
“I think you can still tell a man you like him. I’ve done that before and I also feel the world has changed so much that now if my man is not proposing I will buy a ring and do that. I don’t see anything wrong with that,” Joselyn told her guests.
In line with this, she said though she doesn’t want to rush things, she wishes to marry someday for the sake of companionship.
She revealed that, considering her career, it is difficult to allow men to come into her space. But at last when she’s old and finally happy with what she wants to achieve she will want someone to be by her side.
More On The Latest Episode Of Keeping It Real With Joselyn Dumas
“I want to get married for the companionship. I think not really now because sometimes my career makes it difficult.” she said but however added that she does not want to be pressured into getting married.
Joselyn Dumas made these revelations in the latest episode of her show, “Keeping it Real with Joselyn Dumas. Their topic was on “Social Media and Marriage”.
This episode was with her friends Christal Beeko, Ivy Prosper and Wendy Donkor.
The “Keeping It Real with Joselyn Dumas” TV program shows on GHONETV every Saturday at 8pm. In the show, we see Joselyn and her friends chit-chat about a range of lifestyle topics whilst they share their personal experiences as well.
The idea of the talk show is to have an open and comfortable discussion on the relevant topics as you will have in the comfort of your own home.
Joselyn Dumas recently won the ‘Best Actress’ awards at the Toronto International Nollywood Fim Festival for her role in Shirley Frimpong Manso’s ‘Potato Potahto’.
