Rose May Alaba opens up on why she wouldn't want to marry a footballer

According to Rose May Alaba, football players requires so much attention and needs to always be catered for.
She noted that her desire for independence and pursuing her own goals, would not be feasible if she were with a footballer.

Rose May Alaba, the Austrian-Nigerian singer and sister of Real Madrid footballer David Alaba, recently shared her perspective on why she chooses not to date or marry a footballer.

In her opinion, football players require constant care and attention, which hampers her desire for independence and pursuing her own aspirations.

During her appearance on the popular TV show, Trending, hosted by reality star KimOprah, Rose May Alaba elaborated on this topic.

According to Rose May, having a soccer player as a boyfriend would necessitate devoting too much time and effort to their needs. She expressed that she values her autonomy and wishes to lead an independent life.

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“I don’t want to have a soccer player as a boyfriend because you have to cater for them way too much.

“I need my own life, I want to be independent as well.”

In another story, Rose May speaks about people constantly thinking that her family growing money on trees.

In an exclusive interview with 88.5 UFM, Rose May shared her experiences and the misconceptions surrounding her family.

According to Rose, people think her family grows money on trees, because her last name is connected to a big soccer player, people see them as a bank.

Rose May emphasized that finding genuine people has been an uphill battle, stating that everybody assume they have it all.

In her words:

“To be honest, the hustle is real. Everybody wants to make money. And I feel like once people hear my last name because it’s connected to a big soccer player which is my brother [David Alaba], they see us as a bank. They think we grow money on trees. But that is not the case.

“It’s hard to find genuine people who see the vision. And I feel like you always have to believe in yourself first for them to actually help you.”