A Nigerian lady has become the latest subject of online amusement and disbelief after a hilarious and shocking incident involving her wig. The lady, identified as Lolo on TikTok, shared a now-viral video expressing her utter shock after realising her wig had flown off her head without her knowledge.
The Shocking Discovery Caught on Video
According to Lolo, the bizarre incident occurred on December 20, 2025. She was driving her sister's car on a long journey, having offered to take the wheel so her sister could pacify a crying child in the back seat. It was only when they stopped at a local market and she picked up her phone to record a beauty video that she made the startling discovery.
"I took my phone to make a beauty video and realised my wig was gone. My wig was gone. Don't even know where and how. Maybe this is a sign," she exclaimed in the video, her face a picture of pure astonishment. The clip, posted on her TikTok handle @lolo247maxy, shows the moment her shock hits, prompting screams as she sees her reflection without the wig.
Netizens React with Humour and Skepticism
The video quickly stirred a whirlwind of reactions on social media, with many users finding the situation incredibly funny while others questioned its authenticity. A primary point of curiosity was how someone could fail to feel the breeze or movement of a wig detaching from their head.
Comments flooded in, with user @Godflakes asking, "You later see the hair?" while @am.mar1o pondered, "How did she not feel the breeze." Some accused her of acting, with @SIRIXCOBA suggesting, "Nah once she cut video B4 she enter the real lamenting."
Other reactions focused on the humour of the moment. @Jane wrote, "Her friends reaction just finished me," and @NRC_23 dubbed it "The fastest reflex ever discovered by the world."
Lolo's Defence and Full Story
Faced with accusations of fabricating the story, Lolo responded to set the record straight. She expressed disbelief that people thought she was faking it, emphasising the genuine shock shared by her and her sister, who was in the car along with her three children.
"It wasn't even my car," she clarified, recounting the events. "I offered to drive us back cos her last child was crying and I asked her to move to passengers seat to pacify him. It was a long drive. I only realized cos I wanted to make a video as we stopped to get something from a local market." Her detailed explanation aimed to quell the doubts, painting a picture of a distracted driver focused on the road and the journey.
The incident, while humorous, highlights those perfectly relatable moments of unexpected mishap. The lady's wig is still missing, its final whereabouts unknown, leaving behind a trail of laughter and a viral video that continues to entertain the Nigerian online community.
