Popular Yoruba actress Liz Anjorin has recently opened up about her views on marriage and having children.
"Not everyone is meant to have kids or even get married" says Yoruba actress
The famous movie star opens up about relationships, marriages and having kids in her latest interview.
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Liz Anjorin, whose current movie '' is currently out in the market, in an interview with Encomium said having children and getting married is not for everybody.
"One thing I always tell people is not everyone is meant to have kids or even get married. So live your life, and when the time is right, you will definitely meet that perfect person" she said.
Speaking on when she will get married, the star actress said she "will surely do that once the time is right."
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In the interview, Liz Anjorin revealed that she has just wrapped up producing six movies. "I just finished producing six movies that would be released soon" she said.
"I produce my own movies because I am proud and passionate about my brand and my name" she further stated.
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