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Ghanaian actress and movie producer, Tracey Boakye has advised young women to stay away from married men.

According to the actress, married people go through a lot to build their homes, only for a young woman to waltz in and wreck their home.


“Don’t date married men. It’s not right for someone to get married and toil with her husband only for you to just come in and wreck that home. You can’t reap where you did not sow,” Tracey said in a recent interview on UTV.


She continued; “don’t follow any promiscuous married man, you might pay dearly for it. Look for yours and work hard. If his belief is in support of polygamy, just like the Muslims, then you can be free to marry him”.


The actress, who has been on social media trends in the past for calling herself a millionaire also advised young women to “look for where to lay your head before impressing people on social media. You dress to kill on social media but you’re struggling in real life.”
             
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