Jackie Matubia: Open to Finding Love
Jackie Matubia has shared her aspirations for 2025, revealing that finding love is high on her list of priorities.
In a heartfelt video on her YouTube channel, the former Tahidi High actress confessed that while she had closed herself off to romance in 2024, her outlook has now changed.
“My people, this year, when you pray, include me in your small prayers and tell God to remember Jackie Matubia. I am ready for love again. In 2024, I didn’t even want to hear the word love—it was a no for me. But now, in 2025, I’m open. So send in your CVs and tell me how much you love me,” she said playfully.
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Jackie also addressed netizens, asking them to focus on her personal journey rather than her children, as she expressed her desire for a love that is “pure, secure, and real.”
“When love finds me, may it be pure, secure, and everything I’ve ever dreamed of. For anyone else on the same path, I’m sending you love and hoping it brings you all the joy you deserve,” she added.
This positive outlook marks a shift from her earlier stance in January 2024, when she reflected on adjusting to life as a single mother following a tough breakup.
Recalling the challenges of 2023, Jackie described it as both a difficult and transformative year, one that tested her resilience and strength.
“As a single mom, there’s so much fear. I often ask myself, ‘Can I take care of my family alone and still achieve my personal goals?’ It’s not easy, but I keep reminding myself to push through,” she admitted.
Jackie acknowledged the sense of security she once felt while with her children’s father but emphasized the importance of embracing independence despite the fears.
“If it doesn’t scare you, it’s probably not worth it. Fear is what pushes you to grow,” she reflected.
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She also shared her hopes for 2024, humorously recalling a prayer she made at the start of the year: “Lord, I do not want to be among your strongest soldiers anymore. I just want to be—thank you, you did it.” Jackie expressed her wish for a year filled with “soft girl treatment” and tears of joy rather than struggle.
Addressing the insecurities many single moms face, Jackie encouraged them to appreciate their efforts, saying, “You might not live in the best estates or drive the best cars, but you’re not homeless, and your children don’t go to bed hungry. That’s enough.”
She also urged single mothers to prioritize self-reliance and stop depending on men to provide.
“One thing we need to heal from as single moms is waiting for a man to step in. Let’s take control. At the end of the day, the children are ours,” she advised.
