The sultry singer opened up about her relationship woes while speaking during an interview on the Engage platform.
She narrated her experiences with her first two boyfriends during her late teenage years and early twenties.
Sanaa recalled how she was dumped by her boyfriend at the time when she was starting to climb up the ladder in showbiz.
“I was thrown into a world I didn’t fully understand, and interestingly, the guy I was dating who was in the music industry dumped me. He said I wasn’t doing anything with my life,” she said.
This sudden breakup left her in a difficult position, with bills to pay and no money to return to school. In a determined effort to support herself, Sanaipei had to explore various avenues to generate income.
As she moved forward, the challenges of young love continued to test her resilience. At the age of 20, she entered into another relationship, but even this one didn’t unfold as she had hoped.
“I got into a relationship with this guy for the better part of my twenties. I could share so many incidents that made me feel so useless, so worn out,” she said.
Sanaa recalled several awful moments with her ex including an incident when his car broke down and she had to push it with the help of street kids as his former lover tried to restart it.
“There I was pushing a non-starting car with street kids as my dude tried to pump off the gas in full view of the club and revelers and everything.
“I’ve been abandoned asleep at a dead-end road by said dude after I confronted him after finding him in a situation. But it was my fault, that’s why he left me in the car,” she said.
Sanaipei also opened up about instances where her partner went out clubbing without her, only to return in the early hours with incoherent phone calls filled with declarations of love and missing her.
“The said dude would go out clubbing without me. And the only reason I would know is that I would get that slurred speech call early in the morning with declarations of I love you, I miss you, I can’t wait to see you, bring chicken wings,” she said.
She brought the chicken wings, eager to nurture the relationship only for the worst to happen.
“I get to his home, say hello to the family, and up I go the stairs with the kitchen wings. I would stay maybe an hour or two.
“The guy wakes up na anashtuka and he’s like why are you here? Did I call you? Don’t feel bad for me, I did this very many times,” she said.
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