Uche Ogbodo Opens Up on How Her Mental Health Caused Her to Undergo a BBL Surgery

Uche Ogbodo Opens Up on How Her Mental Health Caused Her to Undergo a BBL Surgery

  • Nollywood actress Uche Ogbodo has revealed why she got her figure enhanced through surgery
  • In a recent interview, the mother of three explained that she did it to restore confidence and protect her mental health
  • She claimed that her physique had changed drastically after motherhood, making her unhappy with her appearance

Nollywood actress Uche Ogbodo has opened up about the personal reason behind her decision to undergo a Brazilian Bum Lift (BBL).

The movie star revealed that it was driven by her mental health struggles and issues with her body shape following childbirth.

uche ogbodo reveals the mental battle that led her to get a BBL
Uche Ogbodo opens up about the emotional toll behind her BBL decision. Credit: @cuheogbodo
Source: Instagram

In a recent interview with Punch, the mother of three explained that her body changed drastically after having children, and it left her struggling to recognise herself.

Ogbodo admitted that she no longer felt beautiful or confident after her third child, as this made her take a bold step toward reclaiming her happiness.

“Well, about being naturally endowed, I don’t know how you mean because I didn’t have an hourglass shape,” she said. “Growing up, I was very bustty, but that’s not all beauty entails nowadays. Starting to have babies didn’t help matters for me. I didn’t like what I looked like when I looked back at myself after my third baby. So I felt like I owed it to myself to be happy and confident."

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According to the actress, the surgery was a personal decision made to improve her mental state, rather than to meet anyone else’s expectations.

“I had to have work done on myself for me, not for any other person, but for my mental health — to feel good, okay, and enough. I am enough competition for myself,” she stated.

Ogbodo also addressed why she chose to be open about her cosmetic procedure, a topic many celebrities tend to avoid.

“In this country, I always find it a bit awkward that people are not honest and transparent most times, especially celebrities,” she said. “You’re a role model, and then you lie to people who look up to you or who love you genuinely. Why are you a shining star when you cannot be a torchbearer for other people?”

She highlighted that her husband supported her through her decision because he understood her struggles.

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Pointing out the dangers involved in surgery, the actress said, “There’s danger in everything. There’s danger in having malaria. But I knew there was nothing to be afraid of because I was in the right hands.”

Legit.ng previously reported that Uche Ogbodo and her family trended online after sharing a video of her daughters attempting to apply makeup on her husband, Bobby Maris.

In the now-viral clip posted on social media, the actress captured a lighthearted moment where her two daughters turned their dad, Bobby Maris, into their personal canvas.

With brushes, powders, and a lot of giggles, the little girls unleashed their inner makeup artists, and the result was both adorable and comical.

Uche, while sharing the video online, announced that it was Bobby’s birthday as she celebrated him for bringing joy and love to their marriage.

Uche Ogbodo shares the real reason she chose to get a BBL
Uche Ogbodo reveals the mental battle that led her to get a BBL. Credit: @ucheogbodo
Source: Instagram

Uche Ogbodo calls May Edochie's fans witches

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Legit.ng previously reported that Uche Ogbodo ranted about the actions of May Edochie’s fans towards her online.

She made a series of posts about May and her supporters, accusing them of persistently taunting her.

Uche referred to them as witches, stating that they could not lure her into their covens.

Source: Legit.ng

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Chinasa Afigbo (Entertainment Editor) Chinasa Afigbo is a pop culture/music journalist and content writer with over four years of experience in other mainstream media organisations, including Vanguard Media and Guardian Life. She holds a degree in Information Management Technology from the Federal University of Technology, Owerri (FUTO). She also moved on to pursue courses in writing & media communications. Chinasa has also been published in other Intl journals, like The African Report. Reach her at: chinasa.afigbo@corp.legit.ng.