Tiwa Savage Explain The Reason Why She Hasn’t Revealed the Face of Her Baby
Singer and Queen of Mavin, Tiwa Savage , has opened up about motherhood and the decision to keep her son’s name and face private. Tiwa...
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Singer and Queen of Mavin, Tiwa Savage, has opened up about motherhood and the decision to keep her son’s name and face private.
Tiwatope, who welcomed her son with husband Tunji Balogun aka Tee Billz on July 22, 2015, in the UK, revealed that if it was up to her, she would share her son’s face but her husband would not allow it.
“Well that’s his dad’s decision. Every mother wants everyone to see the picture of her baby. I want everyone to see how cute he is but I understand my husband’s perspective too. He is the head of the house so I have to respect his wishes. Eventually we will reveal his face but for now he wants only close family and friends to have the special moment to bond and not share it with the world yet.”
The 35-year-old went on about how she first reacted when her baby arrived:
“I’m going to be as candid as I can be and Genevieve is the only press I’ve ever told. They say you bond instantly with your baby but I didn’t have that instant connection. I was in a 20-hour labour and just when I was about to push him out, his heart rate dropped, so there was a lot of panic in the room and we were all in tears. Then, when he eventually came out, everyone screamed ‘congratulations’ and they had to put him on my chest to bond. Instead, when they did, I said ‘he is beautiful, but can I sleep for just one hour?”
“Thereafter, I was so overwhelmed, that for a week after delivery, I would cry every day. And I don’t know why that happened. The midwives thought I was suffering from depression but I guess a lot of first-time mums have felt that way. I think it is the overwhelming feeling of being responsible for another human being. Now, life is no longer a joke. I cannot do just anything I want. Yet, on the other hand, I am very protective of him. Being a mother has made me like a lioness, and I’m ready to bite anyone’s head off over him”.
