“Stop Talking About My Legs, I H@te Them”– BBNaija’s Angel Smith Warns

BBNaija unscripted television entertainer Angel Smith has begged her admirers via virtual entertainment to avoid stigmatizing her allure and appearance.

The Big Brother Naija “Sparkle Ya Eye” finalist Angel Smith clarified that a significant number of her fans offer remarks about how bizarre her legs are, which she views as very hostile and would like them to quit doing proceeding.

Holy messenger Smith remarked on her authority Twitter page: “I hAte my legs; you all quit discussing them.”

Notwithstanding, online individuals have answered her praiseworthy admonition in various ways. Says Aliya Matthew

“You have decent. however, legs. I don’t actually have the foggiest idea why you would agree that you h@te your legs. Individuals love you since you have incredible legs.”

Kenny Perr said: “Get over it. You simply need individuals to laud you.”

Heavenly messenger is a local of the province of Akwa Ibom. While her folks lived in London, she dwelled in Nigeria. Subsequent to finishing her studies at Marywood Girls College in Lagos, BBNaija Angel continued on toward the University of Lagos (Unilag), where she spent about two weeks as an understudy.

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