How my wife handled my affairs with actresses – Yinka Quadri
Veteran actor, Yinka Quadri, has revealed that his wife knew about his relationships with some actresses in the movie industry but never confronted them over it.
The actor disclosed this in an interview with an entertainment programme, African A-List, where he recounted how some of the actresses he dated became friends with his wife and sometimes told her about his relationships with other women.
Quadri said some of the actresses would approach his wife to gossip about his relationships with their colleagues, despite being romantically involved with him.
“It got to a stage, I won’t mention the ladies name in the industry. They would become friends with my wife and start giving gossip to my wife that I am dating so so so in the industry,” he said.
He added that some of the women he dated became jealous and reported his relationships to his wife, who, according to him, was already aware of the situation.
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“And there were some of them that we were dating who went home out of jealousy. Meanwhile, my wife would say she was aware already and she doesn’t fight them cause of that,” he added.
The actor further disclosed that some of the actresses sometimes spent the night at his home when movie productions ended late.
He said his wife continued to accommodate and care for the women despite knowing about their relationships with him.
“Sometimes when production ends late, they would sleep in my house. And that my wife is aware I am dating them, she would still feed them and everything,” he stated.
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