Gambian actress Princess Shyngle recently stirred conversations online with her bold take on financial responsibility in relationships. In a viral video, she addressed women in committed partnerships who reach out to her for money, questioning why they would beg a single woman for help. Shyngle emphasized that "struggling is meant for single women only." She argued that if a woman has a man in her life—whether married, engaged, or in a relationship—the word "struggling" should not apply. She expressed frustration over messages from women who claim their partners are unable to provide, asking, "What are your men doing for you?" Directly calling out such requests, she stated: "If you're a woman and have a man in your life, please stay away from my DM begging me for money. How can you have a man and be out here begging a single woman, ain't you ashamed?" Her comments highlight expec...
Gambian actress Princess Shyngle recently stirred conversations online with her bold take on financial responsibility in relationships. In a viral video, she addressed women in committed partnerships who reach out to her for money, questioning why they would beg a single woman for help.
Shyngle emphasized that "struggling is meant for single women only." She argued that if a woman has a man in her life—whether married, engaged, or in a relationship—the word "struggling" should not apply. She expressed frustration over messages from women who claim their partners are unable to provide, asking, "What are your men doing for you?"
Directly calling out such requests, she stated: "If you're a woman and have a man in your life, please stay away from my DM begging me for money. How can you have a man and be out here begging a single woman, ain't you ashamed?"
Her comments highlight expectations of partnership support, contrasting the challenges singles face without a partner to rely on. While some agree with her view on mutual provision in relationships, others note that financial hardships can affect anyone due to various circumstances.
The statement has prompted discussions about gender roles, financial independence, and accountability in modern relationships.