Nollywood actress Jemima Osunde is calling for more respect and boundaries after experiencing an uncomfortable moment in public. The actress took to X (formerly Twitter) to express her displeasure after being recorded without her consent by a fan or content creator.
In her post, Jemima highlighted how intrusive and inappropriate such encounters can be, especially when she’s going about her private errands. She described a specific moment where someone pointed a camera at her while she was shopping, using it as an example of how overwhelming such unsolicited attention can be.
“I know everyone is a content creator now but please don’t see me outside and immediately shove a camera in my face. I’m begging you. Imagine picking tampons off the shelf and then you turn to see a camera in your face. Hi and nice to meet you, but please no.”
Her tweet quickly gained traction, sparking mixed reactions from the public. While many fans and followers applauded her for speaking up and setting healthy boundaries, others argued that such encounters are part of being a public figure.
Some users expressed sympathy, pointing out that celebrities deserve personal space just like anyone else. Others insisted that being in the public eye comes with a certain level of visibility and fan behavior that can’t always be controlled.
Despite the divided opinions, Jemima’s message resonated with many who believe that fame should not come at the cost of basic human courtesy. Her post serves as a reminder that even celebrities deserve moments of privacy and respect, especially in ordinary, everyday situations.
