Ugandan socialite Zari Hassan, currently residing in South Africa, has recently shared her thoughts on her sons’ romantic preferences. With three grown sons — Raphael, Pinto, and Quincy — Zari encourages them to explore relationships with women rather than men.
As a mother of five from two different relationships, Zari stresses the importance of her sons’ girlfriends being actively involved in their lives. Despite the changing landscape of sexuality, Zari firmly asserts that she does not condone her sons dating men.
In a candid conversation captured on tape with her youngest son, Quincy, Zari expressed her concerns about his apparent preference for male company over female companionship.
“Why do you always talk about hanging out with your male friends and never mention spending time with girlfriends or even female friends? I don’t want you introducing boys to me as your partners. Date as many girls as you like, and I’ll be glad to meet them. Go find yourself some lovely girls, ones as beautiful as me,” Zari Hassan remarked to Quincy.
Zari’s sentiments reflect her desire for her sons to pursue women rather than men, echoing traditional family values. Her straightforward approach underscores the importance of open communication within families, especially regarding matters of the heart.
By advocating for her sons to date women, Zari Hassan emphasizes the significance of societal norms and expectations while acknowledging the complexities of modern relationships. Ultimately, Zari’s words serve as a reminder of the enduring influence of parental guidance in shaping the romantic lives of their children.
