Nollywood actor IK Ogbonna has penned a heartfelt note to his female colleague, Bimbo Ademoye.
In an Instagram post, he revealed that Bimbo brought tears to his eyes with her kindness and unwavering support for his project. He recalled how the movie star was the first to encourage him to start his YouTube journey.
IK noted how Bimbo has never needed to say she is a sister because she has shown it in every way possible. Affirming his love for her, he assured her she had a brother and friend in him.
“I just want to say thank you, my Bimbim.
My dearest Bimbo Ademoye, you brought tears to my eyes with your kindness and unwavering support for my project.
You may not even remember, but you were the first person who encouraged me to start this YouTube journey years ago.
You’ve never needed to say you’re a sister—because you’ve shown it in every way possible.
I love you deeply, and from the bottom of my heart, I want you to know: you have a brother and friend in me for life.
Thank you, my Bimbim”.
In his comment section, Bimbo affirmed her love for him as she stated that she is solidly behind him.
“I love you. Solidly behind you!! To whom much is given, much is expected”.
In other news, Alex Ekubo called out IK Ogbonna over his supposed fake lifestyle, which cost him his visa. Alex urged his friend to be himself, whether online or offline.
In response to Alex’s rants, IK warned him not to mess with him as his day had already started on the wrong note.
In other news, Ogbonna had recalled his colleagues’ support for him during the death of his mother and her burial. Mentioning names, IK revealed that many guests turned back because of the shootout between unknown gunmen and the police, but some men and womën came through the storm for him.
Early this year, IK spoke about today’s fame culture, noting how clout has become the new currency, and many people are desperate to spend it. He noted how some use money to buy attention, while others tear down already established names, and many just become loud. Ogbonna said that, unknowingly to them, not all fake is created equal, and forced fame might get one quick recognition and momentary, but it wouldn’t last.