Bella Okagbue, in a departure from the usual glamorous façade adopted by celebrities, has recently opened up about her personal struggles.

In a surprising revelation, Okagbue candidly expressed her discomfort with the perpetual public attention and the burdensome expectations that come with fame.

“I hate crowds, I hate facing cameras and faking a smile, I dislike socialising. I don’t have social anxiety disorder cause I don’t care about being judged by others but I hate being watched. Everyone around me wants me to keep making appearances and try to stay relevant but I really do not care. I just want my work to speak for me, be happy and rich. What do I do?”

It is particularly noteworthy considering the nature of her career, as she gained recognition through her participation in BBN, an endeavor that entailed constant surveillance and scrutiny.

Okagbue discloses that the pressure to maintain a public presence often clashes with her personal preferences and inclinations.

Despite these challenges, Okagbue reveals her aspirations for a long-term future where her work speaks for itself, bringing her happiness and financial prosperity.