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‘I only attract broke girls’ – Former BBNaija housemate, Tuoyo laments need to attend Shiloh

Former Big Brother Naija “Pepper Dem” housemate Tuoyo has lamented the type of romantic interest he attracts.

The reality tv star took to his Instagram page on Monday to complain that he always meet or get attracted to broke ladies,

To solve this problem, he adds that he will be attending an annual Shiloh prayer event organised by Living Faith Church Worldwide.

“I think I really need to attend Shiloh this year because I don’t know why it’s only broken girls I always meet or get attracted to,” he wrote on his @itstuoyooficial page.

I always attract or meet broken girls - BBNaija

Tuoyo was a housemate in the 2019 Big Brother Naija “Pepper Dem” episode. He was popularly called the ‘low-budget male stripper’ and he spent three weeks in the house before getting the boot.

However, just a year after leaving the house, Tuoyo later revealed that he lied about being a stripper to chase clout.

He apologised for living a lie to get a shot at being famous.

”For over a year now I’ve been living a lie. Some people have advised me to go on with it but I fear for my mental health and my future so I’ve chosen to come out.

”Big brother was my biggest shot at fame and nothing in the world could have stopped me from grabbing it with both hands. Somehow I felt like I wasn’t enough and I needed to do more and BE more in order to stay relevant and to get some extra clout.

”I was desperate, the magnitude of the competition I was going for even made me more desperate so I attached a tag to myself – “I’m a Part-time Stripper” I said to the whole world.

”I got the hype I wanted but it was unsustainable, I couldn’t live up to it because actually that’s not who I am but because I have the body I tried to force it, to push if I could keep living the lie to make it become true but the more I did, the more I regretted.

”I wasn’t deriving any pleasure and in fact, I felt like I was making a fool of myself so I had to stop. And I’m here to say I’m sorry I lied, no one is perfect, my ultimate strategy has turned back to hurt my reputation and my brand.

”My name is Tuoyo Ideh AND I AM NOT A STRIPPER. You’ll be meeting the REAL me very soon. Cheers to a new beginning!!” he concluded.

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