Ghanaian actress Sandra Ababio has candidly shared her concerns about settling down, revealing that although she desires to get married by December 2025, she still harbours fears about the demands of marriage.

Speaking during an interview on ‘Ucook’ with gospel singer Empress Gifty on May 4, 2025, Sandra admitted that the idea of tying the knot feels overwhelming despite her openness to finding a life partner.

“I wish to marry in December but I haven’t found anyone yet. I’m a bit scared of marriage. The problems that come with it are too much—the instructions and responsibilities are overwhelming,” she said.

Sandra also disclosed that she is currently single, noting that she’s had her fair share of breakups and is still searching for the right man. “For now, I’m all alone, so if anyone wants to marry me, I’m available. I’ve broken up with the one I was with. I can date you today and break up with you the next day. I’m a bit difficult,” she added.

Contrary to public assumptions about her having a relationship abroad, the actress clarified that she has no romantic ties outside Ghana.

“I’m not married yet. If I were, I would have told you I was getting married. I don’t have any man in the U.S, I don’t want any trouble. I’m in Ghana, so I can’t have a man outside the country,” she stated.

While she embraces travel, Sandra emphasized that it’s purely for exposure and inspiration—not romance. “I travel a lot, but it’s just to explore and return with new ideas,” she explained.

Beyond her personal life, Sandra is making strides in business. She now owns and manages a real estate company, SA Properties, which focuses on helping foreigners navigate Ghana’s land and housing market.

“Many people get scammed trying to acquire land, but estate agencies like ours make it easier. We offer installment plans and once the house is ready, clients can come to Ghana to inspect their properties. It’s very simple and we’re legit,” she noted.

As Sandra looks forward to what the future holds—both in love and business—she remains hopeful, yet honest about the challenges of settling down.