Nigerian comedian and actor Woli Arole has finally addressed why he rarely shares photos or videos of his family on social media.
The skit maker spoke after getting repeated questions from followers who noticed his decision to keep his home life private, despite his strong online presence.
In a post shared on Instagram, Arole stated that his marriage was never meant for public display or online validation.
According to him, marriage goes far beyond social media appearances.
Reacting directly to the curiosity around his private life, the comedian said; “I didn’t marry for posting.”
He explained that the foundation of his marriage was companionship, not content creation or online approval.
Sharing his reason further, Arole wrote: “I didn’t marry for posting. I married for companionship,” stressing that emotional connection, not public attention, was his priority.
The comedian also reminded social media users that some parts of life are better kept private.
He warned against oversharing and questioned the dependency on online platforms for validation.
“Not everything about your life should be public. Abeg. What if there was no social media, won’t you live?” he added.
