BBNaija alumna Victoria Adeyele, popularly known as Vee, has set social media buzzing with her latest post on sexual awareness and intentional living. The singer and reality star revealed that her life mission is to protect her womb and carefully guard who gets the chance to father her children.
In her words, Vee wrote: “It is my life mission to protect my womb and be very careful of who gets me pregnant.”
She went further to share her thoughts on relationships, motherhood, and self-awareness, stressing that women must be deliberate about the choices they make when it comes to intimacy and family planning. According to her, being a mother should never be the result of pressure or chance but a conscious decision made with the right person and at the right time.
Reflecting on celebrity culture, Vee recalled a viral moment involving American rapper Offset, who once bragged during his split with Cardi B that he “won” because she had his kids. Vee admitted that this statement has haunted her, reinforcing her resolve to protect her womb from careless choices.
Her post has since sparked mixed reactions online, with many praising her for boldly addressing an often-overlooked aspect of womanhood — the right to choose and protect one’s body. Others say her words are a wake-up call for young women to embrace sexual awareness, practice self-care, and think critically before making life-altering decisions.
Vee’s stance echoes a broader conversation around women’s empowerment, self-love, and reproductive health. At its core, her message is about agency, boundaries, and intentional living. For her, guarding her “womb” also means protecting her heart, her emotions, and her future.
The post has continued to generate engagement across social media platforms, with fans applauding her courage and urging more celebrities to use their platforms to promote such conversations.
Vee’s words are more than a personal declaration . They are a reminder that in a world filled with pressures, expectations, and distractions, women have the right to choose how, when, and with whom they build their future.
