By Amina Hilda
Sadio Mane’s recently wedded wife, Aicha Tamba, has said she’s not interested in the fame accompanying her husband’s illustrious career.
During a recent interview with the Daily Mail, conducted through a relative, the 18-year-old revealed that she embraces her new life as Mrs. Mane but wants to maintain a down-to-earth persona.
She asserted that neither the fame nor wealth associated with Sadio Mane would change her core values.
“I don’t feel any pressure because Sadio’s fame and money will not change me. This is not what I’m interested in. I will remain a humble person committed to my faith,” Aicha Tamba stated.
She emphasized that her family background has instilled a preference for privacy.
“We don’t like to show off and speak about our personal lives. I am a very down-to-earth person; this is how I was raised, and nothing will be different just because of this marriage.”
The newlywed, who hails from a “very private family,” expressed gratitude at being honored as Mrs. Mane while making it clear that she does not seek attention and spotlight.
“I am very honoured to now be Mrs. Mane,” she said.
Her relationship with Sadio Mane reportedly began in their early years.
This culminated in a private wedding ceremony that took place on January 7, 2024, in Keur Massar, Dakar, Senegal.
The wedding, which remained low-key, sparked widespread admiration as images from the celebration surfaced on social media, capturing the hearts of fans and well-wishers.
Aicha Tamba, who shares Mane’s Muslim faith, is notably absent from social media, aligning with her preference for a modest and private lifestyle.
The couple’s union reflects the success of a long-lasting relationship that has weathered the challenges associated with fame and traditional expectations.
In a revealing interview from 2019, Sadio Mane disclosed the problems he faced in balancing traditional expectations with his desire for a meaningful relationship.
The recent wedding has brought a sense of joy to fans, who appreciate Mane and Aicha’s commitment to each other amidst the pressures of public life.
