Friday, 5 August 2016

As Celebrity, I Don’t Care What People Say About Me—Actress Uche Ogbodo



The Gothic look is not for everyone oo.. Just so you know. Meanwhile, this is the ekpo(masquerade) etiabali look and sits so well on.”
“Dis is wat we call a disaster makeup...wattt” 
Huh u look horrible
What's this naa? Pls try other style of haircut next time. Sincerely speaking I love and appreciate you, but you see this hair do is absolutely bad on you. You should consider your shape of face and nose too before deciding to do this. Still your lovely fan *shuga bbym* kisses.”
These were some of the several comments posted by some of her followers on Instagram earlier this week when Nollywood actress, Uche Ogbodo’s wall posted a picture.
Apparently a runway look, the actress, a mother of one whose marriage with Nigerian ex-footballer Ato Ubby failed, must have been hurt by the comments because she hasn’t posted any after that.
Today August 6, 2016, she spoke with SATURDAY PUNCH on the gothic look that caused a stir.
“I am aware of all the negative comments people posted on my wall after I uploaded a picture some days back. That picture and the make-up were done for a designer that contacted me for a celebrity runway gig. The make-up artist felt that was the look that would work for them. I am an artiste and that work puts food on my table. In my past interviews, I have always said that I can do anything for my job. I don’t care what people think or say about me. It does not affect me in anyway and it is not going to make me cry neither would it make me feel bad about myself because I am a very confident woman.
“I began losing weight because after I had my baby, some people said that I was too fat while others felt I was not looking okay so I had to go to the gym to work on my body. I am a very busy girl and I work round the clock. If I am working on my body, it is because of the love I have for myself and my job so anybody who does not like it should know that I don’t care. If you don’t like the make-up applied on my face, then that is your business.
“Last week, I was filming in Abuja and I played the part of a tomboy so I needed to cut my hair to look the part. I have a full hair and I always cut my hair. It is my job and I will do anything I have for it. When the director told me to cut my hair to fit the role better, I did not think twice about it and that was why I did the Mohawk style. Right now, I am producing my movie and I am going to play the part of a blind girl. I will do anything to get into character. I don’t care what people say about my looks. I get bored with one particular look and if you know me well, I change my looks from time to time and if you do not like it that is your business. I don’t care about what anybody says; I wore the dress that the designer made and the make-up artist worked on my face to sell the product. When I got on the runway, people liked it and they took pictures. That was why I decided to upload it on my Instagram page so that my followers would have a feel of what I did over the weekend.


“Instead of applause, I got comments that I look like a masquerade or I am very dark. I am tired of insulting people on my page. I have a very sharp tongue and if I start to talk, people would say I am rude and I would later have to apologise for it. What I have learnt about being a celebrity is that you can never satisfy everyone. My career demands that I look different at all times. I am going to post a picture of me as a blind girl and I don’t care what people say,” Ogbodo said.

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