Adedokun Waliyu 
Stefflon Don, the British rapper, says no woman should be entitled to a man’s earnings if she has not worked for it.
The 31-year-old singer took to her social media pages on Saturday to give her two cents on relationships.
“No woman should be entitled to half of a man’s earnings if she hasn’t struggled with and help him get there,” she wrote.
In a follow-up post, the rapper said she loves a “man that can teach me more than I already know”.
Stefflon has been vocal about relationship matters via her social media handles in recent times.
In February, she advised young ladies not to allow any man to disrespect them over money.
She also urged girls not to get carried away by the lifestyle they can’t afford and maintain.
She also emphasized the need for young ladies to get a job instead of relying on men who will “disrespect you because he has money”.
“Young girls please stop idolizing the “it” girls they selling. For a “Lifestyle” they can’t maintain on their own & getting disrespected,” she wrote.
The British rapper has continued to enjoy fame since she released ‘Real Ting’, her debut mixtape, in 2016.
She became very popular in 2017 after the release of ‘Hurtin Me’, the hit single featuring French Montana.
Stefflon was once in a relationship with Burna Boy, the music star.
