Laide Bakare Biography: Age, Family & Pictures

Laide Bakare is a Nigerian actress, movie producer and entrepreneur known for her outsnading roles in the yoruba movies.

She was born on October 7, 1980 and hails from Oyo state, a southwest part of Nigeria.

After her secondary education, she obtained a degree in History and Strategic studies from the University of Lagos and also holds a diploma in Theatre Arts from the University of Ibadan, Oyo state.

Laide Bakare got into avting through her father who owns a hotel where movie actors lodge.

The beautiful actress made her acting debut in 1999 where she starred in a movie titled “Adeyemi” as produced by Muka Ray.

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She has also starred in over 50 movie which include Ore Meta, Asiri Owo, Okun Omo Iya and many others.

Laide Bakare had also revealed in an interview that she never got married to her supposed first husband, Olumide Okufulure which produced a daughter named Simi.

She got married to a new husband, Alhaji Atanda Orilowo which also produced two boys.

Social Media Profile

Instagram: @Laidebakare

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