Nigerian artist Adekunle Gold has emphasized the significance of genotype compatibility in his marriage to Simi. He shared these insights during an episode of the One54 Africa Podcast.
Gold discussed the implications of genotype compatibility for potential children and advocated for increased awareness around sickle cell disease.
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Adekunle Gold Talks About Genotype Awareness

During the podcast, Adekunle Gold mentioned that couples must be aware of their genotypes before making long-term relationship decisions. He stated, “There is so much awareness that needs to be done. If you have sickle cells forget about love, you cant do it because it makes no sense.”
He reflected on his own relationship with Simi, explaining that they determined their genotypes early on. He revealed, “I wouldn’t have married my wife if she was SS. When we met the first thing we did was know our genotype and we match. So she is AA.”
Gold highlighted the importance of these considerations for families, suggesting it is crucial for avoiding potential health issues for future children. He remarked, “It makes no sense to bring a child into this world and make them go through all that.”
“I wouldn’t have married my wife Simi if she were SS or AS. It makes no sense to bring a child into this world and make them go through all that" — Adekunle Gold pic.twitter.com/PGVWIzreBe
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Gold’s comments have sparked renewed interest in discussions about genotype testing and family planning.
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