Why I turned down CNN interview – Lege Miami’s hilarious confession

Trust Lege Miami to turn even the most unexpected opportunity into pure comedy.

The controversial actor, known for his unfiltered takes and viral matchmaking content, is once again trending. He went viral for sharing how he ran away from what many would consider a career-defining moment, an interview with CNN.

In a now-viral video, Lege dramatically revealed that he was invited by CNN for an interview, but he turned it down and literally ran away. The reason he gave had fans both cracking up and shaking their heads. Lege dramatically declared:

“All Nigerians, guess what? CNN news invite me for an interview… I ran away!

“They want to disgrace me, they want to embarrass me. I can’t speak good English oooo.”

Known for speaking in a unique blend of Yoruba, pidgin, and heavily-accented English, Lege admitted with his signature dramatic flair that he wasn’t about to let himself become a global meme. And in classic Lege style, he made the revelation with so much energy and unapologetic honesty that it instantly became internet gold.

Reactions online have ranged from laughter to admiration, with some fans praising him for his self-awareness, while others urged him to hire a coach and go for it next time.

In other news, for years, whispers and rumours trailed movie actress Temitope Solaja ‘Aruga’s’ evolving looks.

In the most candid part of her Talk to B interview with Biola Bayo, she set the record straight and confirmed what many had speculated. Temitope revealed that she had a liposuction and BBL. The actress was quick to add that the surgeries were for her, not for any man or industry pressure. She told Biola Bayo:

“I love fashion. I love to dress up. But my body didn’t align with my style.

I did the procedure to feel better in my own skin. When I dress, I want to look in the mirror and say, ‘Girl, you look good.’”

The actress also fixed her teeth, after an accident left her feeling insecure. Despite fears of backlash, the response to her transformation has been overwhelmingly positive, according to Temitope.