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‘I’ve money, don’t mind dating unemployed ladies’ – Ruger
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‘I’ve money, don’t mind dating unemployed ladies’ – Ruger

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Afrobeats star Michael Adebayo Olayinka, popularly known as Ruger, has said financial stability is not one of the requirements he looks out for in women because he is already rich.

Speaking during a recent livestream with steamer Shank, Ruger said he has dated ladies who were not only unemployed but lazy.

“A woman’s financial status doesn’t matter to me. I am rich. I have dated girls who didn’t make money before. They just sleep and wake up,” he said. 

Ruger said his ideal woman is “someone who is funny.”

He said he is looking forward to settling down soon. 

“I keep ordering takeouts because there is no one at home to cook for me. That’s one of the reasons I want to settle down,” he said. 

The singer also disclosed during the interview that he has made over $2 million so far this year.

‘I’ve money, don’t mind dating unemployed ladies’ – Ruger

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