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“I think it’s about time women have more than one husband” – Stephanie Benson

Ghanaian-British singer Stephanie Benson has called for a rethink of traditional marriage structures, arguing that women should also have the option of having more than one husband. Speaking in an interview on Hitz FM’s Daybreak Hitz, she said society often gives men greater freedom in relationships while underestimating women’s capacity to manage multiple partners. “If […]

“I think it’s about time women have more than one husband” – Stephanie Benson

Ghanaian-British singer Stephanie Benson has proposed a significant change to traditional marriage structures, suggesting that women should also be allowed to have multiple husbands. In an interview on Hitz FM’s Daybreak Hitz, Benson highlighted that society often grants men more freedom in relationships while undervaluing women’s capacity to manage multiple partnerships.

"If I could bring that back so women to have more than one husband, that will be the ideal situation," she stated. Benson believes that marriage should be reexamined to acknowledge women’s capabilities and choices. She pointed out that men often underestimate women, assuming that women need only one partner. "But a true woman, our juices, it flows by far more than that," Benson argued.

She clarified that women’s loyalty to a single partner should not limit their ability to have multiple relationships. "I think it’s about time women have more than one husband," she declared. According to Benson, women are equally capable of providing emotional, intellectual, and practical support to multiple partners. "But if that rule was there, listen, we can satisfy a multitude of men.

Intellectual satisfaction for the man is there; we can support, and we can look after how many children? So why can’t we have two, three men? I mean, I can." Benson argued that women are fully equipped to provide emotional, intellectual, and practical support within multiple relationships.

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