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Posted by Chinenye on Fri 17th Jul, 2026 - tori.ng

Reality star Whitemoney has opened up about his search for love, sharing the personal challenges he believes have affected his journey to marriage.

(Whitemoney. Photo Credit; Daily Post)

Former Big Brother Naija winner, Hazel Oyeze Onou, popularly known as Whitemoney, has attributed his continued single status to what he described as the nature of Nigeria's dating culture.

The reality star admitted feeling concerned about still being unmarried at 35, adding that the financial expectations some Nigerian women bring into relationships have made dating intimidating for him.

Speaking in a video message shared via his social media page, he said he is ready to settle down but is yet to find the right partner.

He lamented that Nigeria's dating culture, particularly in Lagos, has become increasingly transactional, with many women focused on financial demands rather than genuine partnership, making it difficult, in his view, to find the right woman.