Juliet Ibrahim Says She Is Open to Marriage Again Despite Past Relationship Challenges

Ghanaian actress Juliet Ibrahim has revealed that she is still willing to get married again in the future, even after experiencing divorce and difficult relationships.

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Speaking during an interview on Joy FM’s Showbiz A-Z with host Kwame Dadzie on March 7, the film star said she has not closed the door on marriage and believes she could give it another chance when the right person comes along. When asked whether she would consider remarriage after her past experiences, Juliet responded positively, saying she remains open to the idea.

The actress explained that her past relationships have taught her important lessons and helped her better understand what she needs in a partner. According to her, personal growth and maturity have shaped her expectations, and she now prioritises peace and emotional balance in a relationship.

Juliet emphasised that her career and ambitions are an important part of her life, noting that any future partner must respect her professional commitments rather than expect her to conform strictly to traditional domestic roles. She added that she considers herself both modern and traditional, and therefore seeks a partner who can understand her lifestyle and meet her halfway.

The actress also addressed the assumptions some men make about her because of her celebrity status. She noted that fame sometimes leads people to think she is difficult or demanding, but she sees such perceptions as a way of identifying those who are not compatible with her.

Juliet Ibrahim was previously married to Kwadwo Safo Jnr, the son of Apostle Kwadwo Safo Kantanka, founder of Kantanka Automobile Company. The couple married in 2010 but divorced in 2014 and have a son together.

After her divorce, the actress was also in a relationship with Nigerian rapper Iceberg Slim.

Over the years, Juliet has spoken publicly about the painful experiences she has faced in some relationships, including abuse and sexual assault, experiences she says have contributed to the wisdom she now applies in choosing partners.

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