Actress Stella Damasus has opened up about how upbringing shapes a person’s relationship with money, fame, and the need for validation.
Speaking on a recent episode of Tea with Tay, Damasus explained that growing up in a comfortable and loving home can make individuals less likely to be overwhelmed by wealth or public attention later in life.
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“The truth is, when you grow up in a comfortable home, there’s no amount of money or fame that will move you crazy. When there’s love at home… what is it that anything wants to do to me that I did not experience growing up?” she said.
She added that those raised in stable environments often develop a grounded mindset, already having emotional fulfillment that money alone cannot provide.
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Damasus clarified that she wasn’t talking about wealth or a luxurious lifestyle, but rather a balanced upbringing that shapes perspective and priorities.
“So when I see people going all crazy because of money, I sometimes think, maybe you’re not used to this. If you’ve grown up with a certain lifestyle, you recognize what feels like an achievement and can be content: ‘This is good. I’ve achieved this. That’s okay. Keep it moving,’” she explained.
She also criticized the mentality of flaunting wealth or seeking validation through material possessions.
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“But when you want the whole world to know, ‘Look at this money, it suffered for my hand… you must see that I have it,’ that’s a mentality,” Damasus said.
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