Nollywood actress, Halima Abubakar has said she took a break from acting because she doesn’t want to join a clique.
Halima who made this known on her Twitter page also alleged that some producers demand sex before giving actresses opportunities in their movies.
The actress wrote: “I left Twitter not Nollywood. I produce my own movies. I no get strength for s3x. Taking a break is necessary. I have won all awards, so I won’t be too hungry to ass lick, or belong to a group.
“Like I said before, I don’t have a filter. I say the truth. I mean that’s me.”
When asked by a fan, if producers demand sex before roles are cast in Nollywood, Halima affirmed.
The fan had asked, “Serious!! That means it is true that producers do demand sex from female actresses before casting them in movies. Our sisters are not safe”
She responded, ‘So many yes.”
I’m not ashamed I’m unable to bear children, says actress Nse Ikpe-Etim
Popular Nollywood actress, Nse Ikpe-Etim, has revealed that she wasn’t ashamed that she couldn’t bear children.
She said this in an interview with media personality, Chude Jideonwo, where she spoke about her personal life.
The actress had in 2019 revealed that she had to undergo hysterectomy (removal of the uterus) after she was diagnosed of a disease.
Speaking about how her inability to have a child made her feel, she said that she didn’t feel shame, she only felt inadequate.
The 47-year-old said, “I felt inadequate as a woman but I’m not ashamed. That’s the least that I would be because I can’t.
“It was tied to how I was brought up. We don’t tie shame to ourselves. We live through life fully.”
She also added that her husband, Clifford Sule, has supported her throughout the journey because it was what he was meant to do.
“It’s us, we walk in there as a partnership. We’re faced with the good, bad, and ugly,” Nse said.
When asked if she was open to adoption, the actress said, “You never say never, but right now, my husband and I are just dog parents.”
Nse got married to her childhood sweetheart, Clifford Sule, in 2013.
