Nigerian artist Tiwa Savage has shared insights into the difficulties of balancing her music career with motherhood, highlighting the crucial role of support in her life as a single parent.

In a recent appearance on the Big Friday Show, hosted by BBNaija alumna Tacha, Tiwa enthusiastically discussed her upcoming album, her creative journey, and her experiences as a mother.

Reflecting on her role as a mother to her son Jamil, she underscored the significance of her own mother and the support she receives from those around her.

She explained, "It takes a village, raising my son as a single mum I always need my mum. I call on my mum, she's very instrumental, and we have a nanny that has been with us since he was three months old, and he's nine now, so she has been with us for nine years."

Savage also highlighted the support she receives from her son's godmothers, who assist her during her work-related travels. Additionally, she conveyed to Tacha that motherhood continues to be a responsibility even as children enter their teenage years.

“I look at my mum, and she still mothers me at this age. She still calls to ask if I’ve eaten and tells me to drink lots of water and rest. When she sees things online, she still worries about me at my big age. Our jobs don't end,” she said.

"And for me, I think as women we can juggle lots of things at once; that's our superpower. I can literally be a full time mum and a a full time career woman."