She’s beautiful, no doubt and like wise talented in interpreting movie roles to a near perfection.
Ebube Nwagbo has indeed carved an niche for herself in very competitive Nigerian movie industry.
The CEO of posh hairline, seem not to be a good mood lately. To pour our her rage, the Anambra state born diva took to social media to express herself.
Some of her tweets read, “They Never See The Good Sides To It. All They See Is D Downsides!!!
Be Slow To Judge And Condemn Others Because U Never Know The True Story Behind Their Struggles!!!”
Tracing back to what she had said as part of the price she’s paying as a celebrity, the Anambra state actress pointed the public as her major problem.
“Firstly, it is the public. As much as we have to live our life for the public, we still have to be who we are. They should not forget that we are human beings at the end of the day. People expect us to be this perfect person, they expect a lot and believe because you are in the limelight, you have to live your life in a certain way. Yes, that is true but we are all human beings and we make mistakes. Everything I have done in life, I wouldn’t call it regrets.
I have learnt my lesson and it has taught me something positive. I believe what ever happens in my life has been destined to happen that way; I am just acting out a script written by God. I do the best I can and leave the rest to him. Because of what we do, a lot of people believe that they know us better than we know ourselves.
They expect us to do certain things, forgetting that we are just like them out there. Yes, we have to be role models to people which I personally try my best to be. But people should not condemn me when I do not live up to expectation.
As human being, when we are in relationship or marriage, what we do affects it a whole lot. That is the basic true, we can’t pretend about it. I don’t think it is every man or woman that is with a celebrity that likes to be in the limelight. As much as a lot of them try to understand what their spouses do, at the end of the day, this is Nigeria, they might not understand all the time. It is all about getting the person that understands and make him believe that what you are doing is your job. It is hard, it is quite hard but we have to live.”
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