Nigerian singer and songwriter, Yemi Alade, has opened up about the emotional struggles that come with being in the entertainment industry.
In a heartfelt chat with media personality Chude Jideonwo, the “Johnny” crooner revealed that behind the glitz and fame lies a deep sense of isolation many artists silently endure.
“This industry is already a lonely place. I’m not about to live my actual life lonely,” she said, her tone reflecting both strength and vulnerability.
The singer hinted at the sacrifices she’s had to make to preserve her mental peace, suggesting that choosing solitude over Chåos sometimes comes at a cost.
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