Renowned actress Jackie Matubia recently shared valuable advice for women, underscoring the importance of selecting partners who are intelligent and showing appreciation for men actively involved in their children's upbringing.

In her latest YouTube video, Jackie delved into her evolving perspective on life, discussing the highs and lows she's encountered in the year 2023.

Jackie began by expressing her gratitude for her journey, saying:

"I am trying to reconnect with this space and engage with my YouTube audience. It's been an incredible journey. I am a proud single mother of two. I decided that what makes Jackie happy is good vibes, Inshallah, and let's catch flights, not feelings."

Jackie further shared:

"I keep telling you guys, even if you decide to have children, make sure to choose partners who possess intelligence." She chuckled, adding, "Because, you know, some of us, even I, who is offering this advice, have had our fair share of challenges."

Acknowledging that her life has become a topic of discussion, Jackie humorously remarked:

"Oh, Jackie Matubia, Jackie Matubia, I know my name sounds sweet. But all I can say is I chose to love myself and prioritize my well-being," as tears welled up while describing her small family.

Reflecting on her journey as a single mother, Jackie emphasized the importance of faith and self-love.

"God has been my anchor when everything seemed to be falling apart. He assured me that He is the Alpha and Omega and has been the father to my children. He has provided me with a shoulder to lean on. It's been a rollercoaster of a few months. We lose some things but gain more. If you're going through a tough time, take a moment to ask yourself what truly makes you happy."

Jackie Matubia also highlighted the impact of the year 2023 on her life, encompassing personal challenges and her growth as a single mother.

In addition to her reflections on single motherhood, Jackie discussed the difficulties of coping with a failed relationship with her second child's father, Blessing Lung'aho, and the loss of close friends.