Titilola Ajayi, a graduate of Mass Communication from Ajayi Crowther University, is making waves in the Nigerian entertainment industry.
Known for her infectious laughter, selfless nature, and love for good food, this diva has become a beloved figure among fans.
In an exclusive interview with Saturday Sun, the filmmaker opened up about the misconceptions surrounding females in Nollywood.
One of the most common stereotypes about actresses is that they rely on “sugar daddies” to fund their lavish lifestyles.
Titilola vehemently denies this claim, she said, “Not everyone is fortunate to have a wealthy benefactor or sugar daddy. Or even male partners. Besides, not all sugar daddies play with funds. Many actresses have side hustles and build their empires through hard work and talent.”
The Pinky Promise star actress also addressed the growing trend of actresses out-earning their male counterparts.
She attributes this phenomenon to the immense fan support that female actors receive. “Fans are more willing to spend money on their favourite actresses, and this can lead to increased revenue. Additionally, many actresses have diversified their income streams by venturing into other businesses, such as fashion or entrepreneurship,” she asserted.
When asked about her stance on polygamy, Titilola expressed a belief in divine intervention. “Some situations are beyond our control,” she said. “I trust in God’s plan and believe that He will guide me towards the right partner.” While she acknowledges the challenges that polygamy can present, Titilola maintains a positive outlook and emphasizes the importance of faith in navigating life’s uncertainties.
