Ghanaian musician Itz Tiffany has expressed that she will not compromise her standards for any partner. She insists that any man interested in a relationship with her must bring value to the relationship.
During an interview with Doreen Avio and Kwame Dadzie on Hitz FM’s Daybreak Hitz while promoting her latest tracks, Wura and Money, the singer emphasized the importance of a man being financially secure, despite her ability to support herself.
“I am not willing to lower my standards. If you are interested in me, come prepared to contribute. I am not asking for financial support because, as you mentioned, he takes care of himself that’s why he looks good. I also take care of myself, which is why I look good too.”
Itz Tiffany explained that she seeks a man who can provide a sense of comfort and relaxation in the relationship. She made it clear that if a man is not making a meaningful contribution, he should leave.
She clarified that she is not seeking a man to handle all responsibilities but rather desires a partner who can match her efforts and actively participate in the relationship.
These sentiments are reflected in her latest single, Money, which underscores the significance of a man caring for his partner. The song is accompanied by vibrant visuals that enhance its narrative.
About Itz Tiffany:
Itz Tiffany is a Ghanaian artist known for her unique blend of Afro-pop, hip hop, and dancehall, which propelled her to fame in the late 2000s. She is recognized for her dynamic performances and has established herself as a prominent female entertainer in Ghana. In addition to her music career, she has explored acting, television, and other creative pursuits before returning to music with new releases. Some of her popular earlier tracks include Fake London Boy, Last One, Hold On, Dance, Agye Koom, and New Me.
