Genevieve Nnaji might be one popular beauty in most romantic African Movies swinging with adorable handsome men, but behind the scene, she is a lonely babe who often spent many nights in cold beds longing to grab a man to hold onto, the African Star has gathered from a reliable close friend to the actress.
Narrating further, the source said she hates disclosing the personal information of her best friend but she has to do it to secure help for her actress friend, “Genevieve has been caught in the spider-web of public attentions where she can’t seem to distinguish her personal life and that of the celebrity life style she now find herself in daily.”
“Everywhere she goes, people are saying that she is the most beautiful woman in the film industry, but down the line, she’s having a tough time finding a soul mate,” an African Star Reporter based in Nigeria wrote recently.
In a recent interview with Nigeria’s Daily Sun, the actress confirmed her man troubles. “Obviously, they (men) are looking but they have not come my way to ask for marriage but I’m still waiting around” Genevieve said.
Already, the state of this lonely lifestyle is taking a drastic toll on the super star wellbeing but her busy work schedule is also helping her overcome the man problem she is facing. “I’m too busy to be lonely but you know business cannot fill out some void,” She confessed openly about her lonely condition.
Putting it flatly, the actress said, “Emotional void, you know those things are hard to overcome, but they come only if you are idle, but I’m too busy to be idle and I think that’s taking over the boredom.”
However, Behavior physiologist, Morris Murphy, said the tendency of Genevieve to think that she is above all other is a treatable disorder that is common among celebrities. “They usually have the notion that they are better than their fans which just make it difficult to adjust to normal life when they leave the stage.”
To make matter worse, "Every time a man approaches her, she turns him down thinking that she is too good to be with them. I'm worry about my friend, please help.” A close a friend secretly wrote to the African Star recently.
