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I got Jealous watching my husband Kiss in a movie – Actor Etim Effiong’s Wife says

Toyosi Etim Effiong, wife of Nollywood actor, Daniel Etim Effiong, has revealed that she once got jealous when her husband kissed an actress in a movie.

In an interview with podcaster Stephanie Coker Aderinokun, the mother of two revealed though she was jealous, they spoke about it. This was a response to the interviewer’s question about if she had ever gotten jealous seeing her husband kiss in movies.

She said, I have, and I got jealous. I had to talk about it with him, and that is something that we do, it’s communication. The line must always be open for us.

“But there was one movie and I don’t remember what movie it was and that kiss was. It looked real. I remembered calling him later, and I was like this kiss looks different. Did you feel anything? It looks like you were kissing her like you kiss me and he was like, No, babe, it is a job. “I have gotten jealous, but I try to talk about it.

Daniel Etim-Effiong and wife

Daniel Etim-Effiong is a one of the A-list actors like Nancy Isime, Ini Dima Okojie and that starred in Netflix’s first original Nigerian series, Blood Sisters.

Last year, Netflix and EbonyLife Studios unveiled the cast for the four-part crime thriller series, directed by Biyi Bandele and Kenneth Gyang, and produced by Judith Audu, Temidayo Makanjuola, Quinty Pillay and Priz Nzimiro.

Daniel film director. He was featured in 2019 by Bland2Glam in her #thePowerof7 campaign to celebrate her seven years in the fashion industry.

He featured alongside Kenyan actresses Sarah Hassan and Catherine Kamau Karanja in the 2019 comedy movie, Plan B where he played Dele Coker, a Nigerian CEO of a Nairobi-based company, .The movie got him a nomination in the Best Actor in a Comedy (Movie/TV Series) category at the 7th AMVCA awards 2020.

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