Temiloluwa Elizabeth Otedola, born 20 March 1996 in Lagos, Nigeria, has established herself as a Nollywood actress, fashion blogger, and brand ambassador, independent of her father Femi Otedola's billion-dollar fortune. Her 2020 film debut in Citation earned her Best Actress at the Ghana Movie Awards, and in 2024 she became L'Oréal Paris's first-ever African (Sub-Saharan) digital brand ambassador. In 2025, she married Nigerian musician Mr Eazi in a three-part wedding across Monaco, Dubai, and Iceland.
Early Life and the JTO Fashion Blog
Temi is the daughter of billionaire businessman Femi Otedola and philanthropist Nana Otedola. She is the youngest daughter, with older sisters Florence Otedola (DJ Cuppy) and Tolani Otedola, and a brother, Fewa. Her father's first daughter, Tolani, was born to his former wife, Olayinka Odukoya, making Temi the third daughter in the family.
At age 17, Temi launched her fashion blog, JTO Fashion, in 2014, documenting fashion, beauty, art, and travel. She has said she did not have a clue where her career was heading when she started, but she was determined and took every opportunity despite trials and errors.
She studied art history at University College London and the University of London. During her student years, she revealed she faced financial challenges and took on a summer job at age 15 to become financially independent.
Acting Career and Breakthrough Role
Temi made her Nollywood debut in Kunle Afolayan's 2020 film Citation, playing the role of Moremi Oluwa. The performance won her Best Actress in a Leading Role at the 2020 Ghana Movie Awards and earned her a nomination for Revelation of the Year at the 2020 Best of Nollywood Awards.
Upon receiving the award, she announced on Twitter: "I just heard I won the Ghana Movie Award in the category of Best Actress (African Collaboration) for my role in Citation! So so grateful! Thank you for this honour."
She also starred in The Man for the Job, directed by Niyi Akinmolayan, and made her theatre debut in Motherland the Musical at Terra Kulture, Lagos. In an interview with W Magazine, she explained her pivot to acting: "I've been a really big fan of films since I was nine or 10. But I felt like I hadn't done it from when I was young, like doing school plays, so I figured I would never go into it. But at some point, I was just thinking about my future — I don't necessarily want to be a social media influencer when I'm in my 30s or 40s."
Her filmography includes Citation (2020), The Man for the Job (2022) as Zina, and Ms. Kanyin (2025) as Amara, a supernatural horror film on Amazon Prime Video directed by Ikechukwu Jerry Ossai, released on 27 June 2025.
Relationship and Wedding with Mr Eazi
Temi and Mr Eazi (Oluwatosin Oluwole Ajibade) first met in 2016 at a DJ Cuppy gig in London's Knightsbridge. They began dating in January 2017 after meeting at Tate Club in London, where Mr Eazi was watching her sister perform. He was unaware she was Cuppy's sister and sparked a normal conversation as they were seated next to one another.
The couple went public in 2017, with Temi celebrating his birthday with a sky banner reading "Happy Birthday Eazi, love, Temi." In 2020, Mr Eazi met the Otedola family, and the pair launched their podcast How Far? with Mr Eazi and Temi Otedola. On 10 April 2022, Mr Eazi proposed in Venice, Italy, while shooting the music video for "Legalise."
Their wedding comprised three events between May and August 2025: a civil ceremony in Monaco on 9 May, a traditional wedding at Femi Otedola's family home in Dubai on 5 July, and a final ceremony at Hallgrímskirkja Church in Reykjavík, Iceland, which was closed to the public. Estimates for the wedding's cost range from $10 million to $15 million, and it was described as Nigeria's "wedding of the year."
Since the wedding, Temi has adopted her husband's surname, Ajibade, a decision that sparked widespread debate in Nigeria. Her father confirmed that only 100 people were invited to the Iceland ceremony.
Net Worth and Brand Partnerships
Temi's net worth is difficult to verify precisely. As of 2026, one estimate places it around $2 million, primarily from acting, blogging, and endorsements. Other sites suggest between $5 million and $10 million, though these are not sourced from Forbes or comparable authorities. A cautious estimate is $2–$5 million.
Her income streams include acting roles in Nollywood films and streaming productions, brand partnerships including L'Oréal Paris and other fashion and lifestyle brands, her JTO Fashion platform with over 2 million Instagram followers, and podcasting with How Far? In 2024, L'Oréal Paris appointed her its first-ever African (Sub-Saharan) Digital Brand Ambassador, with appearances during Paris Fashion Week. For context, Forbes estimates her father's net worth at US$1.8 billion as of 2026.
