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    Arike Gold Speaks on Infidelity, Industry Evolution, and Modern Relationships

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    Nollywood actress and entrepreneur Arike Gold has weighed in on the growing perception that infidelity has become more prevalent in contemporary relationships.

    In an interview with Saturday Beats, the actress attributed the trend to greater exposure and accessibility in today’s society, noting that technology and social media have significantly reshaped how people interact and form connections.

    She stated, “Yes, infidelity seems to be more common today, and I believe the major difference is exposure and accessibility. Social media and modern lifestyles have made it easier for people to connect emotionally or physically outside their relationships. In the past, values and societal expectations were stronger, and privacy was more respected. However, I think the real issue lies in personal discipline and moral values, not the times we live in.”

    Beyond acting, Arike Gold—who also runs an event planning business—shared that both careers bring her unique satisfaction. “Acting gives me fulfilment, visibility, and a platform to express myself creatively, while event planning provides stability and allows me to build something tangible. I don’t see myself quitting acting—it’s my first love—but I’ve learned to balance both industries effectively,” she said.

    On the evolution of Nollywood, the actress observed that while the industry has undergone major transformations, particularly through the influence of social media, she prefers adapting to change rather than resisting it. “I don’t think I want to change anything per se in Nollywood, because a lot has really changed in the industry today. Social media has taken over, and many people now focus more on the media than the message itself. I wouldn’t say I want to change anything—I just prefer to adapt and follow the trend of today,” she remarked.

    Addressing the increasing trend of women marrying older partners, Arike Gold emphasized that age should not define compatibility or emotional connection. “Personally, I don’t think age should define a relationship. What matters most are shared values, maturity, mutual respect, and emotional connection. A younger man can be more responsible than an older one, and vice versa. Everyone’s journey to love and happiness is different, so it’s important to choose a partner who brings peace and understanding, not just material comfort,” she concluded.#newsafro_

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