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My wife cared for some actresses she knew I was dating — Yinka Quadri

Veteran Yoruba actor, Yinka Quadri, reveals his wife, Sadiat, knew about his relationships with other actresses and even cared for them in their home. Read More: https://punchng.com/my-wife-cared-for-some-actresses-she-knew-i-was-dating-yinka-quadri/

My wife cared for some actresses she knew I was dating — Yinka Quadri

Veteran Yoruba actor Yinka Quadri shared a story about his wife, Sadiat, and her interactions with actresses he was dating. In an interview with African A List, Quadri revealed that even when his partners informed her of his relationships with other actresses, she maintained friendly relationships with them. Quadri explained that some actresses would approach his wife to discuss his relationships, despite also being romantically involved with him.

Despite this, his wife did not engage in confrontations with the women involved. Quadri also mentioned that his wife often provided hospitality to actresses who visited their home late at night after movie productions, even though she was aware of their relationships with him. Quadri met Sadiat in 1985 and married her in 1989, and their marriage has produced children and grandchildren.

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