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‘I Want to Be a Wife’ — Tamar Braxton Opens Up About Being Single at 48
Singer and actress Tamar Braxton, 48, reveals her frustrations with being single, saying she’s still searching for a “good man” and hopes to find love soon.
American singer and actress Tamar Braxton has opened up about her frustrations with being single at 48, expressing that she believes she should be married by now.
In an interview with WBLS, the Love and War singer said her singleness is largely due to the lack of “nice men.” She described her ideal partner as “a good man,” something she feels she has yet to find.
“I am wife material. I am not a streetwalker. I am upset that I am still single. What’s going on?” Braxton said.
She added, “I think the only reason I am still single is because there is not the right guys. I accept only premium guys but I have been meeting only regulars lately. All I want is a good man. That’s my type.”
Braxton also reflected on how her alpha female personality might intimidate potential suitors.
“Yes, my personality may come off as intimidating and some men may not have the confidence of approaching me because they may be thinking that they can’t meet my standards. But right now, I am trying to ditch being an alpha female and be more soft. I am working on it every day,” she explained.
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