I was scared of dying – Tolanibaj on why she changed her mind on doing BBL

• Tolanibaj revealed that weighing in on the true reason why she wanted to carry out the BBL surgery, she realized that wasn’t actually going to do because she wanted it.
• She stated that in as much as she felt like going on with it, she had a change of mind because she had an intense fear of something going wrong with the surgery 

Former BBNaija housemate Tolanibaj, recently opened up about her decision to not undergo a Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL) procedure.

She revealed that her fear of dying during the surgery was one of the main reasons for her change of heart.

Despite initially considering the procedure to enhance her appearance, Tolanibaj stated that she had to ultimately prioritize her health and well-being over cosmetic enhancements.

She revealed this during a recent episode of the Bahd And Boujee Podcast, which she co-hosted with actress Moet Abebe.

She said:

“There was a time I wanted to do BBL but I was scared of dying. I said, ‘If my enemy should die right now is it going to be because I went under the knife? Does that makes sense?’ I really tried to convince myself. I was like, ‘Okay, I would do bumbum but is it truly because of me or because I want to track more men?”

Abebe, her co-host, implied:

“To be honest, I’m tired of seeing SpongeBobs, a lot of girls that look like ants with big bumbums and skinny legs.”

Tolanibaj added:

“Is it by force to do BBL? If you are going to do BBL, go to a good doctor and spend that money. Don’t be cheap about it.”

In another episode of their podcast, Tolanibaj revealed that she lost my virginity at 24 .

Tolanibaj took her audience by surprise as she delved into her early adulthood experiences on the podcast.

She confessed that she hadn’t explored her sexuality in her early 20s, saying her late start in sexual experiences was due to personal choices and societal expectations.

The reality star admitted that curiosity played a major role in her decision to finally do it at the age of 24.

According to Tolanibaj, the constant chatter and societal pressures surrounding the topic had piqued her interest, prompting her to embark on a journey of self-discovery.