BBNaija’s Phyna gets first tattoo, gives reason

• BBNaija’s Phyna has revealed she has gotten her first tattoo
• The reality TV show star turned actress detailed the whole process, from when she was called into the inner room, to where the tattooist worked on her back, up until when she was done.
• Phyna didn’t stop there, she gave reasons for getting a tattoo and what it means to her.

Nigerian reality TV star and actress Phyna, whose real name is Ijeoma Josephina, recently got her first tattoo.

Phyna, who has been caught up in a web of drama online and recently ushered out of a restaurant over her dressing, fulfilled her desire to get a tattoo.

Taking to social media, Phyna shared a video of herself at a tattoo parlour that captured the process.

She seemed excited and satisfied. Dedicating a lengthy caption to the post, Phyna explained that her tattoo which is a phoenix signifies strength and the ability to soar despite difficult circumstances. In her words:

“This phoenix on my back isn’t just ink; it’s a testament to my journey. It symbolizes resilience, strength, and transformation—the fire I walked through and the wings I earned. Life tried to break me, but like the phoenix, I chose to rise, to rebuild, and to soar higher than before.”

“Every flame, every feather, every stroke of this design tells a story of rebirth, reminding me that no matter how many times I fall, I can always rise again—stronger, wiser, and more powerful.”

See her post here:

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This comes after Phyna opened up on her strained relationship with her family. She publicly dropped her family surname, revealing deep-seated uncertainties about her origins. Phyna wrote:

“I am publicly dropping my family surname, Otabor. It has been proven that I have no family, and nobody knows how I came about. I’m still searching for answers, though. It’s been rough with me lately.

”I’m in a place where I can’t even describe how I feel or what to call what I’m going through right now. Growing up and the way I was tossed around relatives, I should have suspected, but I guess I was too young. Omo, my head wan tear!”