Prima Kadarshi has firmly ruled out getting back together with singer Geosteady, making it clear that her willingness to support him should not be mistaken for a desire to rekindle their relationship.
The mother of Geosteady’s children says she remains involved in his life because of their shared responsibilities as parents, not because she believes they are destined to reunite romantically.
Her latest remarks follow a recent TikTok Live session during which Prima criticised Geosteady, accusing him of displaying childish behaviour despite her efforts to stand by him and offer support.
She has now drawn a clear distinction between helping someone and wanting them back in her life.
“Those things of reconciling piss me off, don’t even tell them to me again. Being there for someone doesn’t mean I take you back in my life. I’m there because we have things that connect us, like the children,” Prima said.
Her statement leaves little room for speculation about where she stands on reconciliation.
While she appears willing to maintain a connection with Geosteady because they share children, she insists that their parenting responsibilities should not be confused with romantic intentions.
Prima also pushed back against the idea that she and the singer are meant to spend their lives together simply because they once shared a relationship.
She revealed that she has dated other men since their separation, suggesting that she has moved forward with her personal life rather than remaining emotionally tied to her former partner.
“Since we broke up I have dated a lot of men. I wasn’t glued to him and I wasn’t born with him that we are to be together forever,” she added.
The comments offer another glimpse into the complicated public relationship between Prima and Geosteady, whose interactions have continued to attract attention even after their romantic separation.
Their shared children remain the connection between them, but Prima is making one thing clear: supporting the father of her children does not mean reopening the door to their past relationship.
For anyone still hoping for a romantic reunion, Prima’s latest message is straightforward. Co-parenting is not a reconciliation announcement.