Tiwa Savage slams Critics. The Afrobeats superstar Tiwa Savage has hit back at age-shaming critics who frequently target her fashion choices. In a recent episode of the ‘Receipts’ podcast, Savage revealed how she often faces harsh criticism, particularly for wearing bikinis, due to her age. The singer expresses frustration stating that, while other female celebrities in their 40s, such as American icon Beyoncé, are praised for their beauty and confidence, she faces judgment from Nigerians.
Savage points out the stark contrast between how Nigerian society treats women in their 40s compared to the American counterparts. She highlights the praises on Beyoncé’s bikini photos with fans calling her timeless. However, Tiwa Savage faces constant scrutiny, with many Nigerians questioning her wardrobe choices by referencing her son. Critics suggest that her son’s embarrassment by her provocative photos as he grows older.
In her response, Tiwa Savage boldly declared, “They age-shame me every single day. They say, a woman of your age, how can you be wearing a bikini? I can because I have a body.” she outlines that confidence, and beauty should not diminish because of age-shaming comments. She points out the double standards, saying, “Beyoncé is in her 40s and wears bikinis, but Americans don’t age-shame her. They would be like, for her age, black don’t crack. It’s more celebrated when you look good in your older age.”
Savage’s comments reflect the ongoing conversation about how society views women, particularly when they defy traditional expectations associated with age. While she acknowledges the criticisms, she confidently states, “My son is going to be like, my mum is a powerful and beautiful woman.”
As Tiwa Savage slams critics, her remarks shed light on the age-shaming double standards that women face, especially in the entertainment industry. Despite the backlash, she continues to embrace her body and confidently flaunt her fashion choices. The singer encourages women to embrace their power and beauty at every stage of life, rejecting societal pressure and judgment.
