I can date unfaithful rich man —Ruth Eze

An actress, Ruth Eze, has said that she would opt for a rich partner who cheats on her, rather than go into a relationship with a poor man.

She told Saturday Beats, “I will comfortably go for a rich cheating partner, because the poor one would also cheat on me. The way men like different soups is how they like different women. The truth is that there is one particular soup a man likes very much. But, that does not mean they won’t test other soups. If one know that, as a woman, one would know peace.”

When asked to mention the craziest thing she had ever done for love, she replied, “The craziest thing I have done for love was dating a broke guy.”

However, Eze also urged women not to depend on a man’s money for their wellbeing. She said, “Women should not depend on men for money. It is good to be independent as a woman. But, it is not a crime to enjoy your man’s money.”

The actress also stated that an actor had been aroused while acting a romantic scene with her. “Yes, it has happened to me. However, if such an individual wants to cross the line, I would remind him that we are only acting a movie,” she said.

Speaking on the improvements she would like to see in Nollywood, Eze said, “I will love to see sci-fi films and computer-generated imagery in Nollywood, to meet up with global trends.”

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