Afrobeats superstar Tiwa Savage has opened up about the possibility of expanding her family, revealing that she has already taken steps to preserve her chances of having more children in the future.
The Nigerian singer, who is already a mother to a son, Jamil, disclosed that she has frozen her eggs because she would love to have more children, particularly boys.
Speaking about motherhood and fertility, Tiwa explained that age played a major role in her decision. She said she wanted to preserve her eggs while they were still healthy, giving herself more options should she decide to have another child later.
The award-winning singer also shared advice with women in their 30s, encouraging them to learn about egg freezing and consider whether it could be appropriate for their future family plans.
Tiwa revealed that she wished she had made the decision earlier, explaining that fertility can change as women get older. She described freezing her eggs as a form of added security in case she eventually decides to have more children.
The music star also reflected positively on becoming a mother in her 30s, saying she felt more financially and emotionally prepared for parenthood at that stage of her life.
However, Tiwa expressed concern over the high cost of egg freezing, arguing that fertility preservation should be more affordable and accessible to women who may want the option.
Her comments have once again sparked conversations about motherhood, career, age and reproductive choices, particularly among women who may want children later in life.
Tiwa Savage welcomed Jamil in 2015 with her former husband, music executive Tunji “TeeBillz” Balogun. Despite balancing motherhood with a demanding international music career, she has remained one of Africa’s most successful female entertainers.
While Tiwa’s experience has drawn attention to egg freezing, fertility decisions are highly individual, and women considering the procedure should discuss their circumstances with a qualified medical professional.
For Tiwa Savage, however, one thing appears clear: the door to having more children remains open.
