Marriage is Another Form of Prostitution – Sister Derby Sparks Debate with Bold Statement

Ghanaian singer and media personality Sister Derby has stirred controversy on social media following her bold remarks likening marriage to prostitution.

In a recent post that has since gone viral, the “Kakalika Love” hitmaker shared her views on the traditional institution of marriage, claiming it often mirrors transactional relationships.

“Marriage is another form of prostitution,” she stated, arguing that in many cases, women are expected to offer sex, companionship, and domestic labor in exchange for financial security and social acceptance.

The comment has ignited heated conversations online, with some applauding her for challenging societal norms and shedding light on the power dynamics in traditional unions, while others criticized her for disrespecting the sanctity of marriage.

Sister Derby, known for her unconventional views and outspoken nature, has long advocated for female independence, freedom of expression, and equality in relationships.

Her statement appears to be part of a broader conversation questioning traditional gender roles and societal expectations placed on women.

While many fans and feminists have rallied behind her message, conservative critics argue that her comparison is “extreme” and “disrespectful” to cultural values and the institution of marriage.

As the discussion continues to trend, Sister Derby has not backed down, insisting her intention is to encourage deeper reflection on why people marry and whether love is truly the primary motivation.

Whether viewed as provocative or profound, her statement has undoubtedly reopened an important conversation about love, gender roles, and autonomy in modern relationships.

Written By: DJ RAYA