Ugandan singer Nandor Love has opened up about the qualities she wants in her dream man, revealing that money is not her biggest priority—as long as her future partner is not completely broke.
Speaking about relationships, Nandor said she does not believe money should be the foundation of love. In her view, financial success can come through hard work, meaning a partner does not necessarily need to be wealthy when they meet.
“Money is not important because it is God that blessed us with it. We just look for the money and work to get it,” Nandor said.
However, she quickly made one thing clear: while she is not looking for a rich man, she also does not want a partner who has no financial stability at all.
“It is not that important but he doesn’t have to really be very broke,” she added.
Part of her thinking comes from her plans for the future. Nandor said she hopes to have children, although she does not yet know how many, and believes that responsibility makes some level of financial stability important.
“I have to bring children into this world; I do not know how many but I have to give birth,” she said.
Away from relationships, Nandor also gave fans a glimpse into her upcoming concert—and it sounds like the event will be anything but ordinary.
The singer revealed that the concert will draw heavily from wildlife, a theme closely connected to the animals she frequently references in her music.
“I’m soon doing my concert. Prepare to dress like animals; giraffes, zebras, leopards, lions and so on, because that’s what I sing about best,” she teased.
That means fans attending the event could be in for a distinctly wild fashion moment, with Nandor encouraging them to embrace animal-inspired looks.
She said more details about the concert will be officially announced soon, leaving fans waiting to find out when and where they will get to experience the wildlife-themed celebration.
For Nandor Love, the message is simple on both fronts: she is looking for a partner who can build a future with her, while her next major music event appears set to bring her love for wildlife directly to the stage.