In an interview, the reality TV personality revealed that she is single because she has not found the right partner.

According to her, while she maintains a strong spiritual connection, she has yet to meet someone who would make her reconsider being single.

Reflecting on past relationships, Tacha explained that sometimes things don’t work out, noting that it is better to end a relationship than to remain in a situation that could lead to a troubled marriage.

She stressed that leaving a toxic relationship early is wiser than dealing with marital issues later.

Speaking on her journey after BBNaija, Tacha credited her success to faith, consistency, and her upbringing, adding that her work ethic has helped her build a strong personal brand beyond the show.

According to reports, the cause of his death has not yet been disclosed, but tributes have begun pouring in from colleagues, fans, and figures within the entertainment and cultural community.

Afrojuju star Sir Shina Peters described the late musician as more than a friend, calling him a brother whose influence and personality left a lasting impact on his life and the music scene. He added that the memories they shared would remain with him and that Ajao’s legacy would continue to live on.

Born in Iseyin, Prof. Ajao developed an early passion for music, starting his career in Ibadan before forming his own group, Y.K. Ajao and His Professional Brothers Band. He later rose to prominence in the juju music genre with his breakout project Makosa Series 1, followed by Makosa Series 2 and Vigilante, which expanded his reach both locally and internationally.

Throughout his career, he earned recognition from juju legend King Sunny Ade and was honoured at a major event in Lagos during the height of juju music’s popularity.

Beyond music performance, Ajao was also known for blending music with academics, contributing to the preservation and growth of traditional Nigerian sounds.

In an interview with Draft Africa, she said her experience after the 2021 “Shine Ya Eye” season was so intense that she would not recommend the show to anyone close to her.

Tega revealed that life after the show affected her mental health, worsening her anxiety and making everyday activities more difficult, including going out alone.

She explained that she now struggles with social anxiety and finds public spaces overwhelming, noting that even simple interactions became challenging after her BBNaija experience.

According to her, “If you’re not mentally strong, don’t go. I won’t tell anybody close to me to go for Big Brother.”

She added that she can give hugs but feels uncomfortable receiving them, and sometimes avoids social interactions due to the pressure she still deals with.