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Plastic Surgery Disgusts Me After My C-Section Experience – Motilola Adekunle
Plastic Surgery Disgusts Me After My C-Section Experience – Motilola Adekunle
By Ademola Olonilua
Cosmetic surgery is becoming more popular among Nigerian celebrities and socialites now, with many of them being accused of taking that route to get a ‘perfect body’.
However, while some people have frowned at it, some others have said they don’t have a problem with it. For Nollywood actress, Motilola Adekunle, there is nothing wrong in having plastic surgery.
“There is nothing wrong in wanting a little enhancement; I don’t think there is anything wrong in it. What I am not comfortable with is how some people try to change their gender. I think I might give it a thought if I could afford plastic surgery, though it is not like there is any part of my body that I would like to alter or change.
“With my experience with the caesarean section I had when I was having a baby, I don’t think I would want to go under the knife again in my entire life. If I didn’t have that experience, I probably would give plastic surgery a thought,” she said.
Asked if she would feel comfortable if her daughter chose to become an actress, she noted that she would support her even though her husband might kick against the idea.
“I would be very excited if my daughter decided to become an actress like me. I will make sure she doesn’t make the same mistakes I made. However, I don’t think my husband will be in support of her going into acting,” she told Saturday Beats.
Speaking about social media, she noted that she is naturally a reserved person, and that if not for acting, she wouldn’t have been on social media.
“If I wasn’t an actress, I don’t think I would be on social media. My husband is a very private person. My kids didn’t ask me to be an actress, so I respect their privacy a lot. I want it to be their decision to be on social media.
“My husband doesn’t dictate the roles I play in movies to me; I just know where to draw the line. I would reject roles because of my personality as a reserved lady, not because I’m married. I believe there is something unique about everybody. I am comfortable with my dark skin, I have never thought of bleaching,” she added.
[Punch NG]
George Ekwe
March 2, 2019 at 7:14 AM
If you have money you will do it my friend.
Poverty is ur problem
Fifelomo
March 2, 2019 at 8:21 AM
Quite thoughtful of you beautiful lady.
Faith Nbodo
March 2, 2019 at 8:47 AM
I will not comment until I see ur full pix
Fanny
March 2, 2019 at 9:43 AM
Na poor person di say Guinness di bitter
Big Aunty Koks
March 2, 2019 at 4:46 PM
I salute the courage of those people who voluntarily opt for surgery when it has nothing to do with health challenges. After reading some article about some post surgery sensation experienced by some people, I wonder if some people would still go for plastic surgery if they had been made aware of the possibility of feeling those weird sensations even though the surgery itself was considered successful.
People should seek some honest education on certain steps they wish to take before taking same…Maybe informed decision will better position us all before we go romancing with some knife.
uzoma
March 2, 2019 at 7:32 PM
God bless you for saying you are comfortable with your dark skin. This picture shows it all; beauty, poise and elegant. Those who bleach their skin are inferior. Black is beautiful.
Rosy
March 4, 2019 at 5:48 PM
I hope you are not just saying this? Don’t change later to those who have vowed not to keep their God given skin
Jilo
March 5, 2019 at 1:17 PM
She is lightning up a little bit. She is more darker than in this picture. She is pure 100% dark skin. I think she’s has started derailing. Most female Nollywood actress are systematically changing their skin from dark skin to full blown white skin.