'Fix Your Home Before You Criticize The Royal Family' — Toke Makinwa

Media Personality Toke Makinwa, has asked Nigerians to stay out of the British Royal Family drama and face their own families.

This is coming after Nigerians praised Prince Harry for siding with his wife and protecting her from his family.

In her post on Twitter, the vlogger advised Nigerians supporting the prince to make sure that the wives married into their families are not going through hell too.

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She asked people to fix their homes first before going on social media to crucify the royal family as charity begins from home.

Before you come out and support Meghan pls make sure the wives married in to your family are not going through hell too. Some of you hate your brother’s wife but are quick to crucify the BRF. Charity begins at home. Let that woman breathe.

— Toke Makinwa (@tokstarr) March 9, 2021

There might not be racism in your family but there is classism, your own mother is wicked to your brothers wife, you think she’s spending all your brother’s money or controlling him yet you are trying to fix the royal family problems??? Fix your own first. Charity begins at home

— Toke Makinwa (@tokstarr) March 9, 2021

In June 2020, she revealed that she has dated herself for so long, and being in a relationship while making sacrifices to accommodate anyone else scares her.

In a series of tweets, Makinwa said even though chatting can be cute at the beginning, she easily gets tired at some point and wish someone could date on her behalf.

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“Been single so long that I like the idea of a relationship more than actually being in one, I am selfish with myself, I love my space, I like to move as I want, I love waking up sprawled out on my bed alone, the concept of “sacrificing” all these to accommodate anyone scares me.

“I know I like to “date” but when I’m actually asked out on a date I think of a million reasons to cancel, the thought of putting in effort turns me off, in my head it’s rosy, in real life…. It is a lot of work and I can’t be bothered, who else can relate?

“Chatting is cute in the beginning, at some point I get tired and lose interest, can someone date for me, like can I hire an assistant to go on all these dates, share my CV, see if we are fit for each other and close the deal, I just want to fast forward the process."

The media personality tied the knot with her estranged husband Maje Ayida in 2014 and their union lasted for three years.