Etinosa Idemudia, a popular Nigerian actress, social media personality, and filmmaker has slammed ladies who beg their boyfriends for wigs.
Taking to Instagram, she stated that women should learn not to continually beg for wigs in relationships.
She suggested they seek their biological friends for more significant matters, such as economic opportunities or connections.
She warned them about the necessity of dreaming big. She jokingly told them that they needed to get that wig off their heads and think big.
In her words, she stated,
“Women and wig in relationship. Buy me wig, buy me wig. CantlYou set cORn@ct or business deals from your boyfriend?think big. Pull that wig from your head and think big sis.”
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Remember that Etinosa publicly disclosed her first marriage experience in January 2024. She stated that exactly one year ago she was going through hell in her marriage.
The actress, who has been married twice, described how she struggled in her first marriage due to her inability to produce children. She also stated that at the time, she believed she was the problem.
She also questioned why, in Nigeria, women are usually the ones who face criticism from their spouses and family for their failure to conceive.
Sending an inspiring message, the movie star, who received her first kid three years ago, utilized herself as a point of contact for people waiting for the fruit of the womb, particularly those suffering from PCOS, as she was.
Etinosa also addressed her second failed marriage in a TikTok video, when she broke down in tears and poured out her heart.
The actress said that her marriage ended shortly after she gave birth to her daughter and that her spouse left her.
In an interview with Sunday Scoop, Idemudia said,
“Nigeria is filled with very toxic people so one needs to protect one’s loved ones. I have never revealed the identity of my parents or any siblings and I don’t intend to reveal the identity of my husband and children, except they opt for that themselves.
I signed up for a public life when I switched careers to join the entertainment industry. I am the public person, not my family members, so I have to respect and guard their privacy. Besides, what does the public need such information for?
Did my fans conclude that I am not married? I would rather they are curious about my career plans which is what directly affects them. I did not keep my pregnancy a secret, it was just a private affair, because my true friends, employers and family were very aware that I was pregnant.
“It was a high-risk pregnancy but God saw me through. I was two months gone before I knew I was pregnant. I would not even have known until much later if not that my long-time doctor and friend forced me to do a pregnancy test when I was busy treating ‘stubborn malaria’.”
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