Nollywood actress Biola Bayo is one of the few female celebrities who is comfortable in her skin amid the high rate of BBL.
In an interview with Seun Oloketuyi for Nollywood On Radio, she noted how BBL will always come as she referred to a time when tattoos were trending, and everyone was jumping on the bandwagon. Now, there isn’t any enthusiasm or pressure about getting it.
Biola boldly declared that she is comfortable in her skin as she doesn’t have big bumbum or breasts. Unbothered with body shaming, she stated that anyone who doesn’t like her for who she is it is their headache.
“The BBL will come and it will go. I don’t ever say never, so let me shock you: I am not thinking of it. I am not wired like that and I am comfortable in my skin. I don’t have bumbum or breasts and if you don’t like me like that, it is your problem.
There was a time when there was an era of tattoos, and lots of my friends and colleagues did it, but I chose not to have it. But that didn’t stop me from being Biola Adebayo”.
Similarly, a few days back, Nigerian radio presenter and actor Lolo 1 admitted that if she could afford surgery fees, she would have gone under the knife to reduce her breasts. The single mother of one recounted how she was harassed while growing up over her boob size. She asserted that many women who do body modification feel insecure and are facing trauma.
Daddy Freeze had shared his thoughts on BBL. He shared a photo of a camel, stating that the picture was the perfect description of what BBL looked like to him. He stated that besides it being risky and people dying, he doesn’t see anything to gain from it.
Veteran actor, Kanayo Kanayo condemned BBL ladies as he revealed why it isn’t profitable to them in the long run. Kanayo questioned why husbands weren’t sponsoring their wives to surgically enhance their bodies, as he described the surgical procedure as a Secondary school relationship, noting how many of such ladies don’t end up married.
