Singer Jackie Chandiru has issued a strong warning to women against sharing private photos and videos. She is urging them to realize that true love should never come with pressure to send explicit content.
Speaking during a recent media interview, the famous artist was direct and honest. She challenged the growing trend of sending intimate images to partners as a way to prove affection or commitment.
"If you want to see me naked, you have to court me. It starts with a simple hello, then we talk, and we get to know each other over time before anything else," she stated firmly.
Chandiru argued that meaningful relationships must be built through real-life interactions, patience, and mutual respect, rather than exchanging photos and videos over a phone screen.
"Anyone who truly wants that kind of access should come into my life properly and experience a real relationship, not ask for pictures or videos," she added.
She also criticized people who pressure their partners into sharing private content, insisting that true love cannot be separated from respect and genuine care for the other person's dignity and safety.
Her words have sparked a big reaction across social media, with many women praising her boldness and supporting her message at a time when online exploitation and leaked images remain a major concern.