Actress Bukky Awoyemi, also known as Bukky Arugba, has been Nigerians’ favorite on the silver screen since her stunning performance in the film ‘Arugba,’ directed by acclaimed filmmaker Tunde Kilani, ten years ago.
Bukky allegedly snatched her star spouse Damola Olatunji from another woman.
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The mother of twins, however, told Saturday Beats that it was the most difficult moment of her life in an exclusive interview.
“People don’t know the whole story about an occurrence; they merely make assumptions and pass judgment.” It was not easy for me at the time because it was my most difficult life experience. I am a pretty quiet person, and it was a dark time in my life, but I am grateful that it is now gone. “It was only by God’s grace that I was able to get through that era, and I would prefer not to comment further on that subject,” she stated.
The actress, who has now regained her mojo and returned to the big screen, explained how her husband reacts when another man kisses her on set to Saturday Beats. “I am a professional, so I don’t care if I watch him kiss another lady,” she explained, “but I don’t like doing things like that in a movie.” My husband, on the other hand, criticizes me when I don’t do it well. He’d tell me that I needed to make it a reality. He’d remark that if I didn’t do it well enough, it wouldn’t be authentic.
“Whenever my spouse is working on a project, he first shows me the script so that I may thoroughly and objectively analyze it.” Because no one can give him the truth as I can, I am always honest with my thoughts on his work. He is aware that I am not biased.”
Bukky also discussed how she has managed the throngs of female fans who have fallen under her husband’s spell as a result of his acting talent.
“We don’t get envious when we’re with our fans or admirers since it’s something we’ve been doing since we were dating.” “Of course, they wouldn’t take him home after they’d talked to him and taken pictures with him,” she explained.