"Make I Chop First": Femi Otedola's 1st Daughter Tolani Shares Habit She Overspends on, Many React

• Tolani, a singer and the first child of billionaire businessman Femi Otedola, has shared what her toxic trait is
• She loves to look good, and she does not mind spending money on skincare, a revelation which got several reactions
• Being the daughter of one who can afford a lot of things made some people show less concern about her toxic trait

Tolani, a singer and the first child of one of Nigeria's famous billionaires, Femi Otedola, has gotten the attention of netizens after revealing her toxic trait.

She posted videos of herself washing her hair and adding supplements on her Instagram stories.

According to her, she spends a lot of money on supplements and self-care, and that is her toxic trait.

Some social media users rated her father's status and added that they were not in the same social class. Hence, they could not comment on her issue.

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She posted a series of videos with the caption:

"My toxic trait...? Spending too much on supplement and skincare. Midweek self care is a love language."

See pictures of Tolani taking care of her hair below:

Netizens react to Tolani Otedola's toxic trait

Several persons have reacted to her post. See some of them below:

@Omotoyobola:

“It’s a good thing for her since she can always afford it.”

@Emmyxtev:

“Maybe it's the camera angle because I can’t see the skincare effect o.”

@Ogechibooks:

"“Rich people’s problem.”

@EzeanaEmmanuel:

“Make I chop first before knowing my toxic trait.”

@Mistermarki:

“Otedola's daughters just the waste for singlehood and nobody to chop their work. Seems they will need serious deliverance at Shiloh 2024.”

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Fans react as Tolani puts live scorpion on her hand for music video

Legit.ng earlier reported that the musician had taken to Instagram to share a story behind a scene from her music video, which was recently released.

The billionaire's daughter noted that her friend wanted to know if the scorpion in the video was real.

She noted that she was not scared of a little sting from a scorpion because the animal was a live one.

Source: Legit.ng