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‎BBNaija’s Vee at 29: “Two Heartbreaks Left Before I’m Done With Love” ‎

By Prosper Mene 

‎As she approaches her 29th birthday, Big Brother Naija (BBNaija) alumna Victoria Iye, better known as Vee, has laid bare her guarded heart in a candid social media reflection that’s sparking conversations across Nigeria’s entertainment scene.

‎The former Lockdown housemate, who rose to fame alongside ex-boyfriend Neo Akpofure in 2020, shared her “strict dating rules” and raw fears about pregnancy, declaring she has just “two tries left” before swearing off romance for good.

‎In a recent Instagram post that’s already amassed thousands of likes and shares, Vee opened up about the emotional toll of past relationships and her determination to protect her peace. “I’m turning 29 soon, and I’ve learned myself too well to let the wrong energy in,” she wrote. “Dating is scary, one wrong move, and it’s mental health on the line. I won’t let the wrong man get me pregnant. That’s non-negotiable.” Her words echo a broader sentiment among young women navigating love in the high-stakes world of Lagos dating, where she previously described the scene as “more complicated than ever.”

‎The couple, who captivated fans with their showmance – complete with a infamous pregnancy scare when Vee missed her period in the house, parted ways in March 2023 amid accusations of infidelity and family interference. ‎

‎Neo has since moved on, linking up with fellow BBNaija star Beauty Tukura, while Vee has kept her personal life low-key, fueling rumors with artists like Mavin’s Bayanni that she quickly shut down. ‎

‎The pregnancy fears Vee articulated hit especially close to home for fans familiar with her journey. During BBNaija Lockdown, whispers of intimacy between her and Neo led to on-air tension when she confided in him about her delayed cycle, sparking nationwide speculation.

‎ ‎Now, years later, Vee is flipping the script, emphasizing self-preservation over vulnerability. “I’ve got goals, a career, and my sanity to protect,” she added in the post. “No more forgiving the unforgivable cheating? Gutter behavior? That’s an instant out.”

‎Her stance comes hot on the heels of a podcast appearance where she recounted a betrayal: an ex who liked private photos from another woman, exposed by a vigilant fan who sent her screenshots. ‎

‎ “I can’t forgive that,” she said emotionally. “It looks bad, and I won’t accept it as my fate.”

‎Vee’s strict rules extend beyond infidelity red flags. She’s vocal about avoiding partners who drain her energy or compromise her ambitions as a singer, actress, and VEEVALE fashion brand founder. In a Lagos dating landscape she once called “harder than usual” due to superficial connections and high expectations,

‎Vee is prioritizing therapy-informed boundaries. “I’m not ready for another heartbreak,” she confessed earlier this year.

‎Fans have flooded her comments with support, with one writing, “Queen energy! Protect that heart at all costs,” while others debate if her stance signals the end of her romantic era.

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