Tag: Etinosa Idemudia

Nollywood actress and producer Etinosa Idemudia has encouraged individuals living away from their parents to stay connected and regularly check in on them.

She shared this message on social media while talking about how many parents feel when their children grow older and move away, especially to other countries.

According to her, most adults become busy with work, marriage and raising their own families, but this should not make them forget the parents who raised them.

Etinosa explained that many parents have children with the hope that they will not face old age alone.

However, things do not always turn out that way, as distance and new responsibilities sometimes cause children to drift away.

She added that parents may feel lonely when their children are far apart from them, even if they understand that life has taken them in new directions.

She wrote: “If you and your siblings live very far from your parents, please try to check on your parents regularly.

“I know you are busy with your new life, career and kids, but don’t forget when they were Young, they gave birth thinking “when I’m old, I will not be lonely.

“My children will surround me”, but reality hits different, reality hits hard… Especially old ones with children abroad

“At the end of the day, sometimes, having kids because you want company in future doesn’t always pan out that way.”

Actress Etinosa Idemudia has spoken out to married men who feel threatened by their wives’ success.

In an Instagram post, she emphasized that it is perfectly okay for wives to shine, and their achievements should not undermine their husbands’ role as the head of the home.

Etinosa went further to slam a class of married men who sow seeds of discord into the hearts of their fellow men with high-flying wives.

She alleged that men who suddenly have a change of attitude towards their high-achieving wives must have been badly advised by their ‘’useless friends” who project their negativity on such men.

Etinosa averred that indeed there are women who betray the confidence of their supportive husbands but this shouldn’t deter any man from supporting their wives.

‘ Not empowering your wife, keeping her subdued does not guarantee loyalty” she told men

Read her post below:

Nollywood actress Etinosa Idemudia has stated that passionate kissing and hugging scenes in Nollywood are no different from any other type of movie scenes.

Etinosa made this known during an interview with Punch.

While speaking on the growing conversation about how intimacy scenes are handled in Nollywood, Etinosa stated that, as a professional actor, one should be able to enter a character and come out of it easily.

The thespian added that she does not feel anything during intimacy scenes.

She said, “Intimacy scenes in Nollywood are like any other scenes. Once the director says “cut,” everyone is normal.

“Even though it looks real, I do not feel anything during intimate scenes because it is a mind thing. When your mind is tuned to your job, you do not get carried away.”

Nollywood actress Etinosa Idemudia has candidly discussed being a “two-minute girl” while weighing in on a trending sexual conversation on social media.

Etinosa responded to the 𝕏 conversation after a user complained about men “lasting too long.”

Etinosa, who did not hold back words, said 15 minutes of thrusting is “too long” and jokingly asked if anyone is “digging for gold.”

According to the movie star, she is a “two-minutes girl” and loses interest once she reaches her peak, adding that anything after that feels unnecessary.

She said, “15min thrusting is too long IMO are you digging for gold? I’m a two-minute girl o.

“Once I cxm I lose interest so you time start counting from that point. Sorry for the too much info. Na singleness cause am.”

Nollywood actress Etinosa Idemudia has revealed how playing the role of a witch in a movie series affected her mental health, leading her to seek therapy in order to shake off the character’s persona.

She said, “The role an actor gets is a function of how the casting director perceives such actor. It is difficult to explain how the mind works, but after playing some characters, it rubs off on you.

“I remember playing a witch in the series Blood of Enogie for three months, and after we were done, I had to go for therapy to come out of that witchcraft persona. As funny as it may sound, it is real. There have been cases where actors fall in love with their on-screen romantic interest and even marry them in real life.”

Discussing her film projects, Etinosa highlighted that true stories often inspire her works.

She said, “At EtinosaTV, all movies are totally relatable because they are inspired by true-life stories. The movie Baby Elephant, for example, portrays the struggles of fat ladies and ladies with big stomachs who do not feel comfortable or beautiful because of constant societal body shaming and mockery from friends and family.”

When asked about boundaries in her craft, Etinosa asserted that she avoids roles that promote violence and dishonesty.