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“I Only Know How To Cook Spaghetti, Yam, Eggs And My Husband Doesn’t Mind” — Media Personality Simi Sanya
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“I Only Know How To Cook Spaghetti, Yam, Eggs And My Husband Doesn’t Mind” — Media Personality Simi Sanya

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Media personality Simi Sanya has revealed that she was upfront about her cooking skills during the talking stage so there would be no unrealistic expectations after marriage.

Speaking during an interview, Simi said she believes conversations about cooking expectations and compatibility should happen before couples commit to a relationship.

“You see me the way I am. You know that I don’t know how to cook. Now I’m in a relationship; you will now say let me go and be cooking for you in your house every weekend… why? Was that the plan? Didn’t I tell you before?” she said.

She added that her husband has never complained about her limited cooking skills because he knew what to expect before they got married.

“Like me, in my marriage, I only know how to cook spaghetti, yam and egg, and bread and tea, and the boy has known, and he has not fought me since the day we got married. He has been eating the spaghetti with all goodness in his heart. Did he die?” she said.

Simi maintained that discussing expectations around cooking and other domestic responsibilities before marriage can help couples avoid misunderstandings later in their relationship.

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