Adekunle Gold explains that while his music career is flexible, he refuses to fail as a husband and father. He shares how fatherhood and marriage shape his priorities and drive.
Adekunle Gold recently shared that he’s okay with failing in his music career, but not in his roles as father and husband. He said those personal roles are non-negotiable, and that family is the core of his life.
In an interview with The Native, Adekunle talked about marrying his love, Simi, and raising their daughter. He said those moments are his true highlights, and that everything else—music, fame, awards—comes after his responsibilities at home. [source: The Native]
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He described that being a husband and a father brings him purpose. Music might drift, and albums might not always hit, but being present and doing right by his family is essential. He said his family gives meaning to his work.
His approach to songwriting, performances, and career choices has shifted since becoming a husband and father. He says themes of love, responsibility, growth, and introspection now feature more in his work.
Fans have responded positively. Many praise him for reminding others that personal life matters more than fame. Some say this is what they expect from a mature artist who understands the weight of family.
His stance highlights issues many artists face—balancing public expectations, career ambitions, and private commitments. For many, it serves as a reminder that success isn’t only about charts and awards but also about being grounded.
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