Since her breakthrough role as Debbie in "Knocking on Heaven's Door" in 2014, Adesua Etomi has become a household name, using her name primarily for social media conversations, blogging, and acting skills in films. on television and year after year advertising, glory without a break.
Fans around the world may feel they know everything about them, from their acting roles to their love lives. And they are not wrong. Adesua has that kind of personality that makes you think she's one of us. You can always know someone completely. So there are a lot of things about "Susu" that you have no idea about. From the schools she graduated to the jobs in the UK to one or two scandals she has experienced, there is no need to be surprised at the facts of Adesua Etomi. Here are some facts you have never known about Adesua Etomi-Wellington
Age, early life and education
Adesua Etomi was born in Tolulope Adesua Etomi in February 1986 in Owerri in the state of Imo in southeastern Nigeria. 1986 is the year, but some publications have falsely set their year of birth to 1988. Adesuas father comes from the Esan ethnic group from the state of Edo, just like a certain Nancy Isime. Her mother is a Yoruba woman and Adesua is the third of three children in the family. Adesua grew up in Lagos, where she completed her primary education at the Corona School on Victoria Island. She then joined Queens College. Adesua did not earn her WASSCE at Queens College when she moved to the UK at the age of 13. She is born with a silver spoon.
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Already precocious as a teenager, Adesua continued her academic excellence abroad when she studied acting and performance at the University of Wolverhampton and graduated with honors. After graduation Adesua Etomi worked briefly in the United Kingdom. She did a 9-5 job in a large fashion store in the UK that did not turn out to be her job. So she returned to Nigeria and joined stars like KC Ejelonu and Seyi Shay, who were in Britain at some point in her life / career before they saw the light and went home.
Adesua Etomi came back to Nollywood after her return and the rest, as they say, is history.
Tomboy. One could argue that many Nigerian celebrities enjoy making this box too thick when sitting down with them and asking them to look back. Just from memory, I can count Simi, Helen Paul, and Tonto Dikeh, all (female) stars who once (at least) said they were wild-headed at some point in their childhood. For Adesua, she was not just a tomboy, but a ridiculous one.
In an exclusive interview with Pulse.ng, the actress said she used to be a ridiculous tomboy. Who abhors women wears. She said: "Play basketball, play football, never wear skirts, never in heels a kind of tomboy."
Adesua was a member of her local church choir for 11 years. Wondering why she does not have an album or a Grammy Award? Wait, maybe she'll cook something with her husband.
Adesua Etomi – Career
She had her first big appearance in 2014, when she got a significant role in the movie "Knock an die Himmelstür". She played "Debbie" in the movie where the proverbial beetle caught her (or she caught it) and she has not looked back since. She has worked in over 20 films, winning hearts and awards.
At the time of this writing Etomi was nominated for 18 prizes and won. These include the Nollywood Reinvented Award (2014), the Golden Movie Award (2015), the Eloy Award (2015), etc.
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She starred in "King Of Boys," where she played the role of the shady lawyer and daughter of the corrupt boy king Sola Sobowale and got what she deserved – a bullet in the gut. She was in "The Wedding Party" where she starred with her husband Banky W. She was in "Falling", for which she won the 2016 Africa Magic Viewers Choice Award for Best Actress in a Drama (Film / TV Series). "A Soldier's Story," "Knocking at the Skies Door," "The Arbitration," "Ayamma," "Up North 2018," etc. In December 2019, she starred in "Muna", a survivor of sexual violence from whom she starred The United States is returning revenge to its perpetrators.
Husband: Adesua Etomi married Banky W on the screen and inside of life
The award-winning actress married Banky W at both Wedding 1 and Wedding 2 and later in real life. It was said that Banky W slipped into her Instagram DM and lit a flame that consumed them both down the hall. A love story tells us that Banky W Adesua met at an event in 2015, was enchanted by her and followed her love, won her and married her. Other reports say that after the "wedding celebration" they developed a strong chemistry that they carried off the screen.
Banky W and Etomi announced their engagement in February 2017. The two married in November 2017 after a traditional and judicial wedding in Nigeria and the White Wedding in Cape Town, South Africa.
Source: PMNewsNigeria
