At a time many celebrity marriages are
collapsing, the Kogi-State born thespian is eager to share what she describes as her winning formula.
She says, “It is simply commitment, having a great husband and being submissive as a woman. And I must add knowing how to deal with your differences with love. Motherhood is just the best thing to have happened to me and in no way would I say it has slowed me or my career down.
“I thank God I am a mother because it has given me the opportunity to understand what being a mother is all about and I am extremely glad about that. Motherhood and
acting are different responsibilities which I learn to manage well, thanks to God and my husband.”
On her dress sense
“Marriage is influencing my dress sense in a more positive way. As I always say my husband is my greatest critic but when it comes to my profession, he understands and has made me grow better than I used to.
Sometimes when I look back and see the
dresses I wore I laugh real hard and thank
God for a blessed and understanding friend, manager and hubby.”
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