“Nollywood Actresses Aren’t Funding Their Lavish Lifestyles From Acting”: Funsho Adeolu Shakes Table
- Actor Funsho Adeolu has made a bold claim about his female colleagues living a flashy lifestyle
- The veteran actor said female actresses can't say they fund their expensive lifestyle from the money they make from movies
- Funsho's comment has stirred reactions on social media, with some netizens defending him
Popular actor Funsho Adeolu is trending online over a recent comment he made about Nollywood actresses who live lavish lifestyles.
Funsho, who recently marked his 19th wedding anniversary, claimed he charged more per movie than most of his female colleagues, but many of them drive expensive cars than he does.
The actor, a guest on the Teju Babyface podcast, said that Nollywood actresses flaunting flashy lifestyles can not boldly claim their money was from movies.
Funsho Adeolu further asserted that most of his female colleagues use movies to publicise themselves.
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"They come on set to show themselves, to have the opportunity.
“I charge more money per movie than most Nollywood actresses but they ride bigger cars than I do. They can’t say they make all that money from acting movies to fund their lifestyle," the actor added.
Watch the video of Funsho Adeolu speaking about female actresses below:
Recall that Yoruba actor Femi Brainard also appeared on the Teju Babyface podcast, where he recounted his experience in the US.
Reactions as Funsho Adeolu speaks about actresses
Legit.ng captured some of the reactions; see them below:
taiwo_harmony:
"Actually ladies have grace naturally, they can have guys who never gets under them and still paying their bills that's for real. Guys will always want to do big boy to them now, and most has businesses they hawk on this Instagram day and night, but the acting actually pave lots of ways for them, even the bad ones.
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foraoflagos:
"We're tired of this useless narrative. These women have businesses, have brand sponsorship etc."
o__maggie:
"Ladies attract Grace…but you see Female actors in that Yoruba industry."
phaithy30bg:
"Pretty girls privilege."
bukola_kemi1:
"Who runs the world girls."
Adeolu and wife show dance moves
Meanwhile, Legit.ng reported that the actor and his wife, Victoria, left fans gushing over them online.
Funsho and his wife showed great strength and agility as they participated in a TikTok dance challenge.
The celebrity couple’s dance video was quite impressive, and numerous fans praised them for it.
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Source: Legit.ng