Grammy-nominated Afrobeats star Asake has opened up about his personal life, sharing his hopes of settling down and building a family in the future.
In a recent chat on Flow With Korty, the singer disclosed that the thought of having a family is something that occupies his mind regularly.
“I want to have a family by the special grace of God,” he said.
He went on to explain that although he desires marriage, his current lifestyle does not involve going out much, but he remains confident that things will fall into place.
“I think about it everyday, I would love to marry someday but I don’t go out. But I know I would meet my wife and it is in God’s hands,” he added.
Asake also highlighted his strong belief in divine order, noting that life events happen according to a greater plan rather than human pressure.
“There is a plan for everything in a man’s life. Humans just rush and make efforts because they don’t understand. The way we are right now, no one knows tomorrow,” he said.
When quizzed about his current relationship status, the singer responded jokingly, “My mum is my babe.”
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The artist, who gained attention with his breakout single ‘Lady’ in 2020, later rose to prominence after signing with YBNL Nation in 2022.
He has since released three albums — Mr Money With The Vibes (2022), Work of Art (2023), and Lungu Boy (2024) — further establishing his influence in the music industry.
His success has also extended globally, earning him a nomination at the Grammy Awards, where he competed in the Best African Music Performance category but lost to Tems.
Asake recently confirmed that he has relocated to Los Angeles, signaling a new chapter in both his career and personal life.