Nollywood actress Sarah Martins has weighed in on TikTok creator Audrey Cyril’s marital saga. The content creator topped headlines after multiple women alleged that her fiancé, Mr Presh, was dating them while he was with her. One woman, identified as Oma, detailed her relationship with him, which lasted until January. Giving her two cents, Sarah said she would have gone ahead with the wedding and wouldn’t leave her man, because he isn’t gãy.
According to her, the biggest betrayal or heartbreak is having to compete with other men for your man. Actress Sarah martins drops her two cents on Audrey Cyril brouhaha advices her to remain with her man and proceed with the marriage since he’s not cheating on her with his fellow men 👇 pic.twitter.com/4EKyY5vLOU — KOMISI HQ (@HEYBIDEMI) September 21, 2026 “Here is my two cents: if I were Audrey Cyril, I would go ahead with the marriage.
I am not leaving my man, not because he is perfect, not because he didn’t do all the things the lady accused him of, not because he would cheat on our marriage, not because he would turn into a saint after the wedding. At least, he isn’t gay. The reason I’m going ahead with the marriage is that, with all the gossip flying around, I didn’t see where they said he was also doing men.
If you know how a lot of women are suffering in their marriages because they aren’t only sharing their husbands with women but with their fellow men. The deepest betrayal or heartbreak is having to fight for your husband against his fellow men”. The movie star addressed her gënder who are fond of saying men are scums. She told them to stop using the word ‘scum’. In other news, while narrating her recent encounter with a married couple during the flooding at her estate, she admonished ladies not to marry their enemies.
A month ago, Sarah recalled how she turned down a marriage proposal despite the man booking an entire cinema for just the two of them where he proposed. Sarah said she has seen a lot in relationships and isn’t ready for one. In the wake of Frank Edoho’s marital crisis, Sarah Martins had sent a message to marriage shamers, questioning why they were still shaming women who choose to stay unmarried.
Martins said she would rather stay single and enjoy her peace than be pressured into a marriage of convenience.
