Timini clarified in a recent episode of The Culture League podcast that he does not have enough time for womanizing because of his hectic acting schedule.
The 38-year-old actor said that he frequently questions how his womanizing pals manage to find the time to work in Nollywood because it consumes so much of their time.
He clarified that he usually spends his day on set and is usually weary by 11 p.m., which leaves him with little time or energy for romantic activities, much less managing several companions.
Timini disclosed that he had been unmarried for the last two to three years on the podcast, which also included comedian Bovi and Super Eagles player Victor Boniface.
Many people believe that I am a womanizer, he remarked. I’m not, though. Over the last two or three years, Nollywood has taken over my life to the point where it has taken over everything except for you being the most careless [to womanize].
Even how some of my pals who womanize and date four or five girls at once manage to take care of them all is a mystery to me. Because after spending the entire day on set and returning exhausted at 11 p.m., I’m going to start talking to a woman? I’m not capable of doing it. Therefore, contrary to what some may believe, I am not in the street.
Although Timini acknowledged that the public views him as a “bad boy,” he acknowledged that he finds the image amusing but maintained that it doesn’t really represent his decisions in real life.