By Fasuyi Tolulope Samuel
Popular Nollywood actress and style icon Shaffy Bello has opened up about her views on dating younger men, revealing that she’s no longer interested in such relationships.
Speaking during a recent episode of the podcast Diary of a Naija Girl, the elegant screen diva shared that her mindset has evolved with time and experience.
Reflecting on her past relationships, Shaffy admitted to previously enjoying the excitement of dating younger men, calling it a fun and carefree period in her life.
“What I want now is different,” she said. “When I did it, I was having fun. It was for a season, and that season is over. But there’s nothing wrong with it.”
She clarified that while those experiences were enjoyable, she has since outgrown that phase and is now embracing a different chapter—one that includes the possibility of marriage.
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“What I want now is different,” Shaffy stated, emphasizing that her priorities have shifted over time.
The actress also humorously shared that she still receives direct messages (DMs) from young admirers, something she finds both amusing and unexpected. Despite the attention, Shaffy made it clear that her focus has changed.
“That season is over,” she reiterated, pointing to a new level of maturity and self-awareness.
Shaffy Bello’s honest revelation highlights how personal growth and changing life goals can shape one’s approach to relationships—particularly for public figures constantly in the spotlight.
Shaffy Bello is a celebrated Nigerian actress and singer who first gained attention as a vocalist on Seyi Sodimu’s hit song Love Me Jeje in the 1990s. She later transitioned into acting and quickly rose to prominence with roles in both Yoruba and English-language Nollywood films and TV series.
Known for her commanding presence, graceful fashion sense, and versatile acting, Shaffy has featured in numerous acclaimed productions, including Battleground, Your Excellency, and Chief Daddy. Her candor and elegance continue to earn her respect both on and off screen.
