Sophia Momodu Speaks Out: Why Expanding Her Family Isn’t a Priority

Nigerian fashion influencer and entrepreneur, Sophia Momodu, has made it clear that having another child is not a part of her current plans or goals.

Sophia, who is the mother of Imade Adeleke, the first daughter of renowned Nigerian music star Davido, shared her candid thoughts during an interaction with a fan via Snapchat.

The conversation was sparked when a fan praised her daughter, Imade, referring to her as “the most beautiful girl ever.” The fan, evidently impressed by Imade’s charm and looks, proceeded to ask Sophia whether she was considering having another child in the near future.

In her response, Sophia did not hesitate to express her stance. She firmly stated that growing her family is not on her list of current life priorities. According to her, making the decision to have a child should be about more than just appearances or the ability to produce beautiful children.

Sophia made it clear that while she acknowledges the compliments about her daughter, those kinds of comments are not compelling reasons for her to become a mother again.

“Another baby isn’t on my list of priorities, talk more of having another simply because I make beautiful babies,” she wrote in response to the fan.

Her remarks reflect a personal decision that resonates with many women who choose to focus on other aspects of their lives — such as personal growth, career development, or emotional wellbeing — rather than societal expectations around motherhood.

This revelation from Sophia offers a broader commentary on how many modern women are choosing to define their life journeys on their own terms, without succumbing to pressure to expand their families simply for appearances or societal validation.

Sophia Momodu, who has often been in the public eye due to her past relationship with Davido and their co-parenting dynamic, continues to be vocal about her choices, using platforms like Snapchat and Instagram to interact with her audience.

Her statement is also a subtle encouragement for young mothers and women alike to prioritize intentional parenting, personal readiness, and emotional stability over societal perceptions or praise.