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DJ Cuppy feels bad about accepting her former fiancé Ryan Taylor.
On International Women’s Day, disc jockey DJ Cuppy talked candidly about her regrettable engagement to Ryan Taylor.
DJ Cuppy was named the new face of Prince’s Trust, a nonprofit organization. The nonprofit organization assists young people in underprivileged areas in gaining skills and receiving remuneration.
Nigerian DJ Florence Otedola, better known by her stage as DJ Cuppy, disclosed that she had gone through one of her hardest years previously because she was unwilling to turn down possibilities. She specifically apologized for not telling her ex-fiance, Ryan Taylor, no.
She gave a speech during an event by Prince’s Trust to celebrate Women’s Day. She addressed her short-lived engagement at the event. DJ Cuppy emphasized the importance of learning to say “No”. Her engagement to Ryan Taylor ended abruptly in July 2023, just seven months after their surprising engagement in November 2022.
'I didn't say NO to a fiance I should've said NO to' -Dj Cuppy
DJ Cuppy regrets not saying NO to Ryan Taylor her ex pic.twitter.com/X3k8qdaaC0
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She said, “One of the things I have learned is saying no. I had one of the worst years of my life last year because I couldn’t say no. I didn’t say no to opportunities that I should have said no to. I didn’t say no to a fiancé I should’ve said no to. I didn’t say no to taking things on. I was at the BBC; I had a morning breakfast show, then I was DJing, I was planning a wedding, I was in Oxford University. I burnt myself out. And none of us are either good to ourselves or other people when we burnt out. So, we have to deal with that guilt that comes with saying no. It’s okay to say no”.
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