Counselor Cyril George Lutterodt advised actress Tracey Boakye to accept marriage as a second wife because no one would marry her as a first wife.
Counselor Lutterodt revealed in a recent interview with Christian Adjei Frimpong on Onua FM’s Anigye Mmere show that not all celebrities marry, and Tracey Boakye is one of them.
“Most celebrities in Ghana will never marry because the men who can provide for their needs and maintain their standard of living are all married.”
If Tracey Boakye, an East Legon landlady, wants to marry, she should lower her standards and accept the role of a second wife, according to the marriage counselor.
He explained that, aside from Tracey Boakye’s two children, the actress has raised her standard to the point where not all men can afford to care for her.
“Who is eligible to marry Tracy Boakye?” She’s meant to be a second wife. “What Tracy Boakye needs now is money, not fame,” he continued.
Counselor Lutterodt stated that men capable of supporting Tracey’s extravagant lifestyle are all married, but pastors have painted second wives as evil.
“Their bane is that pastors in this country have lied to them, telling them that being a second wife will send them to hell.” It’s a shame. It’s preferable to be a second, third, or fourth wife to a wealthy man who takes care of you than to be with a man while still taking care of yourself.
“Life is all about having fun.” Women were not designed to work for a living. A woman was created to be able to enjoy a man’s money. To eliminate poverty, God created and concealed women’s ‘beneath.'”
Reverend George Lutterodt concluded his remarks.
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