Tiwa Savage Opens Up on Self-Harm And Emotional Trauma in Touching Interview: “So Brave”

  • Nigerian Afrobeat singer Tiwatope Savage has opened up to her fans about the emotional buildup that led to her new album
  • This project is deeply personal and has been trending for a while in the media as she promotes it
  • During a recent interview, she spoke about her feelings, pain, and how it resulted in a darker turn

If there is one thing about Tiwa, it’s that she speaks her mind and is very honest during interviews.

The Nigerian Afrobeat queen has sparked reactions online after a recent video of hers went viral. Tiwa, who recently released her new album This One Is Personal, sat down for an interview with Ebro and shared deep insights into her life.

Tiwa Savage’s new interview ignited reactions online.
Credit: @tiwasavage
Source: Instagram

The mother of one recounted going through emotional trauma stemming from her adult tape, divorce, multiple heartbreaks, and breakups, which gradually built up over time.

Savage revealed that she felt emotionally low for a while and needed to channel the pain physically, which led her to self-harming, a practice she says still leaves scars to this day. The conversation turned deeply emotional, igniting hot takes from fans across social media.

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The caption to the interview wrote:

“@tiwasavage opens up about the trauma that shaped the music in her most vulnerable album to date, This One Is Personal. I want to thank her for her openness during our conversation and the courage it takes to share personal stories like these with the world through art.”

Watch the video here:

Earlier, Legit.ng has reported that Tiwa Savage responded to a troll who commented on her appearance in real life.

The netizen had dropped a comment on Instagram where he firmly stated that Tiwa Savage wasn’t as beautiful as she often appeared on social media.

Responding, Tiwa Savage, unfazed by the comment, noted that she is even prettier in real life. She averred that he is simply pained over his inability to meet her in person, adding that he would never get the opportunity.

How fans reacted to Tiwa’s revelation

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Read some reactions online

@iamnoonzi said:

“Tiwa can’t wait to meet you again gal it’s been ages! But soon inshallah 🙏🏽 😍🔥.”

@bankulli said:

“Consistent in the craft.”

@the_iconic_iza said:

“God is the medication” and he will heal you ijn. We see you, hear you, and we love you Aunty Tiwa. You’re not alone ❤️.”

@lyricallyinspiredteam said:

“Makes sense… Take it easy.”

Afrobeat queen Tiwa Savage opens up on emotional truma in a recent interview.
Tiwa Savage’s new interview ignited reactions online.
Credit: @tiwasavage
Source: Instagram

@ulie_paige12 said:

“🥹So brave…God bless you and comfort your heart always @tiwasavage 🥹🫂.”

@odigbomix said:

“@stivdanny Our scar’s shaped us, it is the reason why our life story is interesting and unique. Never regret.”

@tee_nlaa said:

“Omg this is an insane level of emotional vulnerability 😔 that’s probably why she got sleeve tatts too🥹.”

Tiwa Savage tackles “Big 3” tag in Nigerian industry

Legit.ng earlier reported that Tiwa Savage revived a debate in the Afrobeats industry by challenging the established “Big 3” narrative.

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Legit.ng reports that the term ‘Big 3’ only recognises music stars Wizkid, Davido, and Burna Boy.

In a recent interview, Savage condemned the list as she argued why it was easy for them to be placed above other artists in the country.

Source: Legit.ng



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