Bread Seller Turned Model Olajumoke Addresses Critics Over Viral Video
Olajumoke Orisaguna, the former bread seller who rose to fame as a model, has publicly responded to critics after a video of her dancing and pretending to smoke went viral on social media. The video, shared during Easter celebrations, showed Olajumoke singing an indigenous song while wearing a bum short and distressed shirt, with her hand cupping her nether region and mimicking smoking gestures.
Social Media Backlash and Drug Use Rumors
Her mannerisms in the video quickly sparked concerns across social media platforms, with some users alleging that she had started taking drugs. The footage led to widespread speculation and negative comments, prompting Olajumoke to address the issue directly.
In a new video posted online, Olajumoke firmly denied the accusations, stating that she does not smoke or drink. She emphasized that people should not perceive her in that light and explained that she was merely creating content, which is why she pretended to be smoking in the original clip.
Olajumoke's Rise to Fame and Public Attention
Olajumoke became an overnight sensation after she accidentally walked into a photoshoot by photographer TY Bello featuring international singer Tinie Tempah. Nigerians were captivated by her photo with a tray of bread on her head, leading to widespread admiration and fame. Brands eagerly sought to collaborate with her, but unfortunately, the public attention did not last, and she soon retreated from the spotlight.
This recent incident highlights the challenges of maintaining a public image in the digital age, where content can be misinterpreted and lead to unwarranted criticism. Olajumoke's response aims to clarify her intentions and reassure her followers about her lifestyle choices.
