I Reject Spiritual Roles — Bambam Reveals The Real Reason Behind Her Strict Boundaries

Nollywood actress Bamike Adenibuyan, popularly known as BamBam, has revealed that she avoids taking on intense spiritual or diabolical roles whenever she is not mentally or spiritually prepared for them.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

She shared this during an interview with Saturday Beats.

The mother of two explained that her sensitivity as an actor influences the kind of scripts she accepts. According to her, acting requires deep focus and emotional stability, and she prefers not to engage in roles that could disturb her mind or spirit if she isn’t in the right state.

She said, “I am a very sensitive actor. I try to avoid deeply spiritual films, especially when I’m not sure or spiritually ready for them.”

Speaking about her character, Chioma, in Love in Every Word, Bambam noted that she first sought to understand the character’s inner world before infusing her own essence to bring the role to life.

“When you get a script, you step into that character. I took time to understand Chioma’s personality and added a part of myself to make her believable. Acting is about understanding where your character is coming from so you can react as they would,” she explained.

Since her exit from reality TV, Bambam has appeared in Inspector K, Backup Wife and Foreigner’s God, where she starred alongside her husband, Teddy A.