Yemi Solade Claims No Actress Can Buy G-Wagon From Money Made From Acting, Video Elicits Hot Debate

• Yemi Solade has stated that the money most actresses earn from acting cannot fund the G-Wagons they flaunt online
• He made this remark while being a guest on the Honest Bunch podcast and also discussed the side hustles of many actresses
• Fans reacted by sharing their opinions on what the veteran actor had to say about his colleagues in the movie industry

Veteran Nollywood actor, Yemi Solade, has stated that most actresses don't earn enough to afford the luxury items they flaunt online.

The moviemaker was a guest on the Honest Bunch podcast, where he was asked about his colleagues.

According to him, most actresses cannot afford the G-Wagons they show off online. He added that their earnings from acting are not enough to cover such expenses.

Explaining further, Solade clarified that he was referring specifically to acting, not production. He also mentioned that unless an actress has some "other side hustle" that he is unaware of, this would be the case.

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The actor, who boasted about starting his career before Pete Edochie, also noted that such cars could be gifts.

When asked who gives such gifts and why men don't receive similar gifts, the actor responded that people should ask the gift-givers themselves.

Fans react to Yemi Solade's video

A few people agreed with the actor, claiming that many actresses sleep around to afford the luxuries they display.

However, others disagreed with the actor who does not go to church again. They pointed out that actresses like Funke Akindele could easily afford such items, with some asserting that they could buy such cars from what they earn through acting.

See the video here:

What fans said about Yemi Solade's video

Legit.ng compiled the reactions of fans to the video. Here are comments below:

@chukwudaniel wrote:

"This same guy was in my ex-girlfriend's dm on TikTok, then proceeded to WA, disguising himself as a great guy, then later asked her if she could come visit him in a hotel, Baba just dey talk rubbish online dey go."

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@ngene_jennifer stated:

"We don’t listen, he clearly said just acting, haba.., he didn’t say producing he said just acting."

@OlaoyeAdetunji reacted:

"Few can actually buy from the money they make, and someone like Funke Akindele is among that few."

@TkakaBariga commented:

"I knw a few of them that can easily boast of buying Gwagon,from the money they make from that same field,Funke Akindele and co can easily."

@Stainlesz05 wrote:

"The majority of them have side jobs, and they work harder than you do… y’all men don too loosegaurd.. thinking your handsomeness go bring wealthy ladies wey una go fit milk."

@orobo4sure shared:

"Wahalla how are they making there money then."

Yemi Solade justifies Twitter ban

Legit.ng recalls reporting that Solade shared his opinion on the ban placed on Twitter, now known as X.

According to him, Nigeria was the most populous black nation on earth, so the insult on Twitter should not be condoned.

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He disclosed that Twitter was not helping the country because most of the posts were negative.

Source: Legit.ng