Uche Ogbodo’s Husband Backs Women Who Want BBL After Wife's Surgery: " Isn't This Weird"
- Uche Ogbodo’s husband stated that women should boldly go for body enhancement if they can afford it
- The actress shares an emotional post before her 360 Lipo procedure, urging fans to pray for her
- The Nollywood star stated that surgery improved her confidence and mental health after childbirth
- An entertainment enthusiast who does not want his name published called for discretion in the call for BBL
Actor and entrepreneur Bobby Maris, husband to Nollywood actress Uche Ogbodo, has voiced his support for women considering body enhancement surgery.
In a video that has gone viral on Instagram, Maris encouraged women not to let fear stop them from undergoing cosmetic procedures, saying it can help boost confidence and beauty.
Maris said there’s nothing wrong with women who choose to enhance their bodies through surgical means.
Source: Instagram
He stated:
“If you can afford it, do it. Overcome the fear and go for it. Be bold, strong, beautiful and attractive!”
Uche Ogbodo's lipo procedure
His comments came shortly after his wife, Uche Ogbodo, revealed she had undergone a 360 Lipo procedure.
The surgery targets fat removal and body contouring.
Before the procedure, the actress took to Instagram to ask her fans to keep her in their prayers.
In her post, Uche appeared confident and upbeat, even dancing in her hospital gown to a gospel song by Lawrence Oyor titled Favour.
She wrote:
“It’s happening today, with my Lipo 360 surgery. Please say a little prayer for me. I’m not scared! I trust my doctors. It will end in praise! Amen.”
This is not the first time the actress has gone under the knife. Earlier this year, she had another liposuction procedure to enhance her body shape.
Ogbodo had previously opened up about the pressures of postpartum body changes and how the surgery helped her reconnect with her confidence.
Watch the video here:
Fans react to Bobby Marris' advice
Legit.ng compiled the reactions of social media users below
@hajiaamaamat:
"Asking respectfully, is that your real eyes or its lens?"
@fuoski_umukoro:
"Ladies don't listen to him. Go to the gym and look good."
@foreverspyce:
"Why are people triggered? He said "if" you have money and want to enhance your body... Means its purely your decision. No one is under compulsion. So make una nor vex"
@sunshyne_nice:
"So you are the one pressuring your wife to get one, I see, I hope you will stand by her if anything goes south."
@fuoski_umukoro:
"U people are not even thinking about the effects of these things in the future na present una just deg focus on. It is well. Na wetin kee Obasanjo wife be this."
@tina.charles1:
"I support this after having kids own that is the best time to do it true true"
Source: Instagram
BBL for women is a personal choice - Fan
An entertainment enthusiast who does not want his name published called for discretion in the call for BBL.
He said:
"Honestly, I think it’s a personal choice. If a woman feels surgery will boost her confidence and she can afford it safely, why not? What matters most is doing it for the right reasons, not to please social media. Confidence should come from within, but there’s no shame in wanting to look and feel better."
What Uche Ogbodo said about May Edochie's fans
Legit.ng also reported that Uche Ogbodo ranted about the actions of May Edochie’s fans against her.
The mother of two shared a series of posts about May and her supporters, accusing them of persistently taunting her.
Uche called them as witches, stating that they could not lure her into their covens.
Source: Legit.ng
