Nigerian Alternative R&B and Afrobeats singer, Temilade Openiyi, popularly known as Tems, has recently stirred up a conversation by expressing her stance on not wanting to be perceived as a seductive figure.
Despite her striking appearance and undeniable allure, Tems made it clear in a recent interview that she prefers not to have others seduced by her.
Acknowledging her influence on the opposite sex, Tems opened up about her journey to self-acceptance, revealing past struggles with body image and the desire to focus solely on her music career.

Singer, Tems
She emphasized the importance of maintaining a professional demeanor in the studio, opting to wear baggy clothes to deter any distractions and ensure the focus remains on her craft.
While Tems maintains a reserved approach behind the scenes, her on-stage persona exudes confidence and captivates audiences, drawing comparisons to other powerhouse female artists like Tiwa Savage and Ayra Starr.

Singer, Tems
During the interview, she also touched upon the perception of her music in Nigeria, expressing a sense of gratitude for being valued as an individual by her Nigerian fans, even if her musical style may not be fully understood by all.