Woah Vicky posing glamorously, holding phone, captioned with her husband wishlist and dramatic announcement.
American model and social media influencer Victoria Rose, also known online as Woah Vicky, is again making headlines, this time not for scandal, but for her surprise plans to leave the limelight. In a recent X (formerly Twitter) post, she expressed her wishes to get married, delete her Instagram, and live a quiet life.
"I'm attempting to get married, delete Instagram and be a housewife. I need a husband," she said.
But Vicky isn't interested in just any husband, she has particular requirements. On her post, she clarified, "He has to be dark, tall, love God, Jesus Christ, cause we gotta be equally yoked and doing really good. Rich and athlete would be nice because I live a good lifestyle. I'm healthy, yeah, but if not athlete, that's okay, but yeah, you gotta earn good money because my dad was wealthy. I grew up in a wealthy household."
She concluded the post with an honest prayer: "Yeah, but I want a man, I don't. I'm sick of being single. God, this is my prayer. Any takers?"
She elaborated on her family life dream in a subsequent post: "I want to get married and have 4 kids, mixed kids."
This information spurred a storm of comments on social media. One person quipped, "I'm a short, married, fat, poor atheist, will that do? I still have hair (back only)." Another, more earnest response stated, "Saw your post and it resonated with me. I’m a man of faith with Christ at the centre of my life, looking for someone who shares those values. I’ve got a stable career and take care of myself – not flashy, but solid. Raised with strong principles and ready to build something real with the right person, but unfortunately, it’s not you. Good luck out there, though.” A third user quipped, “You have too many conditions. AI robots are arriving soon. Good luck!"
Woah Vicky gained popularity in 2017 by posting controversial material online, including racial slurs and the pretence of being Black while being Caucasian. She has over 3.6 million Instagram followers and over 100,000 followers on X.
She made news in 2023 when she allegedly staged her own kidnapping in Nigeria. She posted, and subsequently removed, messages claiming to be kidnapped and taken for ransom. Vicky has appeared in various online video productions aside from social media.
