Actress and film maker, Seyi Edun has disclosed what her major challenges are acting movies.
While in an interview the actress noted having to speak her native language, Yoruba , undiluted with English on set is really challenging to her. She revealed to Sunday PUNCH.
“For instance, one of my most challenging experiences was in the movie, Ogo Olorun, which I co-produced. In that movie I had to speak Yoruba all through. It was quite challenging because all the lines had to be delivered in Yoruba language without blending it with English,” she said.
Recalling how her parents reacted when she chose to be an actress, the actress said, “My parents supported my decision to be an actress, although my dad wanted me to be a lawyer. He wanted me to complete my education first, and then I could choose to pursue whatever career path I wanted.”
Edun also maintained that her greatest asset was her level of thinking. She added, “My greatest asset is my level of thinking and coordination. I think I am doing well in that area. It is one of the things that endear people to me.”
Seyi Edun further hinted on how well she appreciates her essence and beauty. She stated she’s grateful for every part of her body and wouldn’t trade them for plastic surgery.
“There is no way I will ever consider plastic surgery. I believe that I am wonderfully and perfectly made by God. I have the good things in the right places. I love my body as it is and I watch my growth. I don’t think anything can push me into doing plastic surgery”.
