In a recent interview with BBC News Pidgin, she revealed that one of the things she loves most about her marriage is witnessing how people celebrate her husband’s achievements and character.
“The thing wey I like about being married to His Majesty is that, all the fame or the popularity wey him get, na say I get to see the world celebrate his genius, his swag also, cos me too I dey celebrate am,” she said.
“And when the world dey celebrate am, e dey ginger me more. I dey extremely proud of am as a human being, and to see that they also appreciate am dey give me much joy.”
However, Ivie admitted that sharing her husband with the demands of his position can sometimes be difficult.
“But on the other side, dem say food wey dey sweet sometimes flies dey like to chop from am,” she said.
“Sometimes e dey busy and it can be hard to want to share my husband with all the many different duties that he has, and so that can be equally difficult.”
“And so, we are learning to navigate it because sometimes I just want him to myself.”
The interviewer then noted that the Olu had previously stated he was not open to polygamy and asked Ivie whether she would accept another wife if he changed his mind.
Ivie dismissed the possibility entirely, saying she is more than enough for her husband.
“Firstly, His Majesty no go fit change him mind about polygamy. Make we just settle that one for there,” she said.
“Me alone, one me, I be like three women, so I dey alright for am.”
