Key points:
- Isabella says she had a child in school. She did not write WAEC after the birth.
- She wants one more child soon. She says a partner is fine without marriage.
- Her son asks for a sibling now. He tells her they can “do it together”.
The lounge was calm as Dede asked one soft question. Isabella shared the age of her child with no pause. She said she had him while in secondary school. She added that she did not sit for WAEC.
The talk then moved to her plans for more kids. She said she wants one more child soon. Marriage is not a must for her next step. A stable “present partner” is fine, she said.
Isabella talks teen mum past
Dede asked, “How old is your child?”
Isabella replied with care and ease. She said she had him at the age of 15. She also said that choice cost her WAEC that year.
She did not hide her pride in him. “He’s not like stubb0rn stubb0rn,” she said with a grin. “He’s calm,” she added with joy. She said some kids can “frustr@te” a mum, but not him.
Her words stayed light, yet deep. “The boy dey marvel me,” she said. She praised his sense and sweet talk. She smiled as she told more.
Son asks for a sibling
Isabella said her son wants a sibling now. She quoted him in cute, bold words. “You did it alone, now I’m here, we can do it together.” She said she asked, “Who dey teach you all this kind sense?”
She plans to sit with him soon. She wants to ask how he felt these months. She wants to know what he saw and heard. She wants the full gist from her boy.
Time has raced for them both, she noted. “He will be 15 when I’m 30,” she said. She had him when she was 15. Their bond remains close and calm.
Fans know Isabella has faced house drama this month. A late-night Imisi–Isabella pool talk turned sharp and tense. Days later, she wore a suit for a quirky task. That moment made the fun list in Isabella wears snail suit.
The new chat with Dede showed a soft side. It showed a mum who grew fast and held firm. It showed a teen who became a kind, warm parent. It also teased a fresh wish for a bigger home.
