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Chidimma Adetshina Opens Up About Pageantry Struggles and Miss Universe Ambitions

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Nigerian-South African beauty queen, Chidimma Adetshina, recently opened up about the personal challenges she faced throughout her pageantry career.

In an interview on the Big Friday Show, hosted by Big Brother Naija star Tacha, Chidimma shared her struggles with identity issues rooted in her dual nationality, revealing how it shaped her journey in the beauty world.

When asked about her decision to fully commit to pageantry, Chidimma explained that her passion for the industry had been growing over time.

Although she only began pursuing it seriously in recent years, the dream to become Miss Universe has been with her since 2017.

She expressed her gratitude for the opportunities she’s received, stating, “I am so happy to have been given a platform to chase my dream and, hopefully, make it a reality.”

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Chidimma also shared the emotional toll the experience has taken on her, particularly regarding her identity crisis. Reflecting on her struggles, she admitted there were times when she felt overwhelmed, often crying herself to sleep.

Despite the hardship, she managed to reframe her outlook, eventually viewing these obstacles as stepping stones to future success.

The interview comes after Chidimma’s withdrawal from the Miss South Africa pageant, which was clouded by controversy.

Her mother was allegedly involved in a case of fraud and identity theft, leading to further scrutiny from the South African Home Office.

The situation cast a shadow over Chidimma’s participation and led to harsh criticism following her announcement as a contestant.

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Despite the setbacks, Chidimma’s journey took a new turn when the Silverbird Group extended an invitation for her to compete in the Miss Universe Nigeria pageant.

She eagerly accepted, seeing it as a fresh opportunity to continue pursuing her dream and further solidify her place in the pageantry world.


 

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Adin Ross Wins $1.6 Million Dollars For Betting On Trump’s Win

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American Social Media Influencer, Adin Ross wins over $1.6 Million after his bet in Donald Trump winning the US Presidential Election.

The influencer reveals her dropped $1 million bet on Donald Trump before the Election Day. With Trump winning the election, the influencer has won 1.6 million dollars.

The influencer also once hosted Donald trump at one of his live sessions, the influencer also showed support for Donald Trump.


 

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Ruger Reveals Why His Shows Are Booked More Than His Colleagues

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Nigerian Artist, Ruger shares his thought on his fully booked shows more than that of his colleagues. He reveals that he does not just perform his songs but shows his personality to the crowd. He states that an artist can have a lot of hit songs but can still be clueless on the stage.

“Let me explain to you why I get booked so much. I don’t come on stage to sing (of which I know l’m so good at) I bring my whole fucking personality on stage it’s not a joke”.
“It’s not by having hit songs you can have a million hit songs and still be clueless on stage at a 200-capacity venue.”

This situation can also explain what Whitemoney meant when talking about Shallipopi’s success in music.


 

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Ariana Grande To Be Credited In The ‘Wicked’ Movie Her Childhood Name

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Popular Singer, Ariana Grande has been working on her upcoming Movie, ‘Wicked’ going to premiers and promoting the film. The Singer, states that she will be credited under her full name in the movie, which is Ariana Grande-Butera.

“Technically, it’s my little girl name! It’s technically little Ari’s name” She shares. The Butera name came from her Father while the Grande name came from her mother, and it is reported that her parents split when she was just 8 years old.

“I just feel like this experience was such a homecoming for me. I feel like I came home to myself in a lot of ways through what I learned from Glinda, from Elphaba,” she shared. “You know, that was my name when I went to see the show when I was 10 years old. It felt like a really lovely way of honoring that.


 

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