Influencer Priscilla Ojo has stated that she believes her husband, Tanzanian singer Juma Jux, would be faithful in spite of the attention and scrutiny that accompany a celebrity marriage.
Actress Iyabo Ojo’s daughter, Priscilla, discussed her marriage in an interview with media personality Chude Jideonwo on the WithChude podcast.
She stated that discipline and trust are essential to their relationship in response to worries about infidelity associated with artists.
“If he decides to go that route (cheat), it is his decision. But I trust him. He’s very disciplined,” she said.
She acknowledged that dating a music star attracts constant attention from admirers but said personal values ultimately guide behaviour.
She noted that some women make strong advances, but said prayer and discipline help a man who knows what he wants to stay in control.
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“Of course, it’s not easy with women throwing themselves, but it’s his discipline and decision. Don’t get me wrong, some women go to any length, that also happens, but if you both are prayerful and your man is disciplined and knows what he wants, I feel he will be in charge,” she added.
Public interest in the couple has been high since they went public with their relationship.
According to past interviews, the pair said they met in Rwanda and built their relationship privately before confirming it.
Through a series of ceremonies dubbed #JP2025, which combined East African and Nigerian customs, their union was formally recognised in 2025.
The events included a white wedding in Lagos, ceremonies in Tanzania sponsored by Jux’s family, and a traditional engagement in Lagos attended by Nollywood celebrities. Videos and images from the festivities went viral on the internet.
Since being married, Priscilla and Jux have kept up a close relationship with their Nigerian and Tanzanian fans by sharing life events on social media, such as trips and significant occasions.
During the conversation, Priscilla also gave credit to her mother, Iyabo Ojo, for raising her and her brother by herself and imparting ideals that today direct her relationship style.
