Jim Iyke disclosed this during a chat with Toke Makinwa, Kate Henshaw, and Chidi Mokeme when he was asked to choose between fine dining or a movie date.
The actor expressed a preference for the latter, stating that after fine dining, the woman could “run home,” but during a movie date, she has no escape.
“Fine dining, I cannot do anything bros,” Jim Iyke said, adding that after the fine dinning, “she can run home.”
However, when it is a movie date, he said the woman has no where to run to. He added: “They’re not running if they come for the this thing. You must pay one way or the other.”
He stressed that women are aware of the expectations associated with movie date and insisted that from a man’s perspective, there is an anticipation of “something happening” at the end of the day.
“Good company, conversation, you know… At the end of the day, something is going to happen,” he said.
When Chiki Mokeme asked him about the possibility of a “happy ending,” Jim Iyke said that it has been “proven statistically” that “95 percent” of men have expectations of sex when they invite a woman over.
Despite Jim Iyke’s viewpoint, Toke and Kate objected, emphasizing that it is wrong to expect sexual gratification from a woman invited to watch a movie.
Jim Iyke countered, suggesting that the only way a woman can avoid the expectation is if she is “sapiosexual” and engages his intellect during the movie.
He added that a woman better be “super smart” to divert his thoughts from a sexual context, to which Kate and Toke emphasized the importance of respecting a woman’s intelligence and not inviting someone solely for physical expectations.
KanyiDaily recalls that Jim Iyke recently addressed rumors surrounding his alleged romantic involvement with his Ghanaian colleague, Nadia Buari.
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