BBNaija star Liquorose reveals her family vision, saying she wants nine children and a loud multi-day wedding celebration
Former Big Brother Naija housemate Roseline Omokhoa Afije, popularly known as Liquorose, has revealed an expansive Liquorose family vision, saying she hopes to have nine children and a celebratory wedding that reflects her growth and evolving priorities.
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The 30-year-old dancer and actress spoke during an interview on the Off the Top podcast with VJ Adams, monitored by PUNCH Online on Tuesday.
Her comments offered fans a more intimate glimpse into her personal aspirations, far beyond her public persona.
“I want nine kids,” she said, surprising listeners with her candid disclosure about building a large family.
Liquorose reflected on how her views on marriage have shifted over the years. She noted that, as a younger woman, she imagined a quiet life event.
“Growing up, I used to be that girl who could get married, and nobody would know,” she said.
However, she admitted that her thinking has changed. “At one point, I thought… I want a two-week wedding. I want something loud because it’s going to be a lot. Liquorose is taken — officially. I have to do that.”
She described an elaborate pre-wedding celebration, saying she intends to mark the transition from singlehood with several days of festivities.
“I have to party for like five days before the wedding. Party as a single girl, just have fun. I want something loud.”
Despite her enthusiasm for a grand public event, Liquorose emphasised the importance of a private moment reserved solely for her and her partner.
“But I would have one celebration for myself that nobody will even have to see. It would just be me and whoever the person would be. Just me and him.”
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Her revelations add a human dimension to a personality often known for her artistry and discipline, highlighting a new chapter defined by openness and ambition.
David Okere is a journalist and contributor to Freelanews.com, covering business, governance, public affairs, and human-interest stories with a commitment to accuracy, balance, and public interest reporting.
