Popular Yoruba movie actress Lizzy Anjorin has recently opened up about her challenging past and the false accusations she faced before achieving success in her career. In an interview with Timi Agbaje on his official YouTube channel, Anjorin revealed how she and her mother endured living in an uncompleted house for eighteen years before she finally found financial stability.
Lizzy Anjorin, a well-known figure in the Yoruba movie industry, has shared a poignant story of her journey from poverty to success. During an interview with Timi Agbaje on his YouTube channel from 3:06 to 4:15, Anjorin disclosed the hardships she and her mother faced, including living in an uncompleted house for nearly two decades.
Anjorin also addressed the false accusations that were leveled against her, stating that she was never involved in any theft at the market. “I’m not a thief because my background was very poor and I never ran away from home,” she asserted, emphasizing her integrity and the challenges she faced growing up.
The actress recounted the dire circumstances of her upbringing, saying, “I’m not a thief, I stayed in an uncompleted house with my mom for 18 years, but I’m rich now.” Anjorin’s statement highlights the stark contrast between her past struggles and her current financial success.
Anjorin further elaborated on her mother’s situation, revealing the difficulties she encountered. “My mom was very poor, and she gave birth to me at a time when she already lost hope because she was very old by that time,” she shared, shedding light on the adversity her mother faced.
Despite the hardships, Anjorin expressed her mother’s pride in her for not abandoning her. “My mom was very proud of me because I didn’t run away from her, but she died 13 years ago,” she said….Vìêw–Morê