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Temi Otedola: Biography, Age, Education, Husband, Children, Career, Net Worth, Controversy, and More

Biography

Temiloluwa Elizabeth Otedola, widely known as Temi Otedola, is a Nigerian actress, fashion influencer, and digital brand ambassador. Born into the prominent Otedola family, she has successfully established her own career in the entertainment and fashion industries.

Biography

Born on March 20, 1996, Temi is the daughter of Nigerian business mogul Femi Otedola and the younger sister of musician and DJ Cuppy. She first gained public attention with her fashion blog, JTO Fashion, which she launched in 2014. The blog chronicled her personal style, travels, and beauty tips. Her career further expanded into acting with her critically acclaimed debut in the 2020 film Citation.

Age

As of 2025, Temi Otedola is 29 years old.

Education

Temi Otedola pursued her higher education at the University College London and the University of London.

Otedola and Eazi wedding

Husband

Temi Otedola is married to Nigerian music star Mr Eazi.

Children

Temi doesn’t have any child yet.

Career

Temi Otedola’s career spans several fields, including:

  • Fashion Blogging: She launched her blog, JTO Fashion, at the age of 17, which served as a platform for her to share her passion for fashion, beauty, and travel.
  • Acting: She made her Nollywood debut in Kunle Afolayan’s 2020 film Citation, for which she won the Best Actress in a Leading Role at the 2021 Ghana Movie Awards. She also appeared in other films, including The Man for the Job.
  • Brand Ambassadorship: She has served as a digital brand ambassador for various companies, including L’Oréal Paris Makeup and a fintech company.

Net Worth

Temi Otedola’s net worth is not known but she is wealthy.

More

Temi Otedola’s engagement to Mr Eazi in April 2022 was a high-profile event. The couple’s wedding ceremonies took place in 2025. Her career trajectory demonstrates her ability to leverage her fashion and digital influence to create a successful acting career while maintaining a strong presence in the fashion industry.

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