I have 15 children with seven women but I fear marriage – Wanluv the Kubolor

Ghanaian musician Wanluv the Kubolor has revealed that he has 15 children, including nine biological children and six adopted children. According to the musician, his nine biological children were born to seven different women, none of whom he currently wants to marry. Speaking in an interview on Aluta FM on September 30, 2026, Wanluv mentioned that he has developed a fear of marriage and would rather focus on having and raising children. “I have 15 kids if I should combine all of them. My biological children are nine, but I’ve adopted some, and they all call me their dad. I had the nine children with seven women. I didn’t marry them; marriage is not something I would want to consider. I really fear marriage, so I just want to have children. “Having children should be a priority over marriage, so I’m not thinking of getting married,” he stated. With his large family spread across different mothers, Wanluv disclosed that he uses a spreadsheet to keep track of important information about his children and their mothers, including their birthdays. “Since there are many, I have a spreadsheet of the mothers and children’s birthdays,” he revealed. Why Wanlov the Kubolor hasn't worn shoes for 19 years Wanluv, however, disclosed that he was previously married to the mother of his first child, but the marriage eventually ended in divorce. He explained that the marriage was largely motivated by immigration documentation, as he was seeking to obtain legal papers in the United States. “I once got married to my firstborn’s mother, but we later divorced. I married her because of international documents, and we both agreed on it. I wanted papers in the US, but I was told I had to stay in the marriage for an extra two years, and I realized I couldn’t, so I came back to Ghana,” he explained. According to him, the woman also agreed to the arrangement because they already had a child together and believed helping him with the documentation would make it easier for him to visit their child. “We had a child before we got married, so she felt like if she should help with the documentation, I could come visit the child easily,” he shared. Wanluv also noted that the experience later inspired the title of his first album, Green Card, which he released after returning to Ghana from the United States. “That’s why I named my first album ‘Green Card’ when I came back from the US,” he added. View this post on Instagram

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