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‘It’s not something I’ve thought about’ – Sarkodie on taking second wife

Rap star Sarkodie has dismissed the idea of taking a second wife, admitting that managing another marriage would bring a level of stress he is not prepared to handle. The rapper made the revelation during an interview with broadcaster Serwaa Amihere on When We Sit, where he was asked whether he would consider having two […]

‘It’s not something I’ve thought about’ – Sarkodie on taking second wife

Rap artist Sarkodie has dismissed the concept of taking a second wife, stating that the additional stress would be challenging for him to manage. During an interview with broadcaster Serwaa Amihere on When We Sit, he was asked if he would entertain the idea of having two wives, similar to his friend Shatta Wale. Sarkodie responded that he hadn't given the matter much thought, emphasizing the burdens that would accompany such a scenario.

"It's not something I have thought about. The stress I will face. I don't think I have the bandwidth for that," he said. When questioned about the possibility of a second wife with minimal stress, Sarkodie still declined the notion. His response provides insight into the rapper's personal perspectives on marriage, especially as discussions about Shatta Wale's atypical relationship dynamics remain prevalent in Ghana's entertainment scene.

Sarkodie, whose real name is Michael Owusu Addo, married Tracy Sarkcess in July 2018 following several years together. They have two children and generally keep their family life private. Despite his fame and the public interest in his personal life, Sarkodie's latest comments indicate a lack of interest in pursuing a second marriage, preferring to avoid the extra strain he perceives in managing another relationship. For the award-winning rapper, a second wife remains off the table.

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