Actress Mimi orijiekwe finally disclosed why she did not have a tattoo.
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| Actress Mimi orijiekwe finally disclosed why she did not have a tattoo. |
Popular actress and model Mimi orijiekwe have finally revealed why she did not have tattoos or extra piercing on her body. According to Mimi orijiekwe, she was given birth to and raised in a very humble Christian house.
As gathered from a dialog with her on Saturday 19/08/2016 she said:
As gathered from a dialog with her on Saturday 19/08/2016 she said:
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It's not possible for me to draw anything on my body. Because really I my body is just like a super Ferrari or a Bentley car. You will never and can see anybody write things on such exotic super cars. So I do apply this to my self and keep my skin clean, I do not want any form of tattoo on my body just because I don’t need all that. All I believe is that if possibly I did inscribe or write something on my body, at any point in time , I might not want it on me again so I do not really want to do or write something I might want to remove later in life and possibly may not be able to.*****
How about extra body piercing?
I come for a very humble Christian background. It is not like there is anything wrong with extra body piercing but I grew up knowing my mother did not have an extra piercing on her body. She is my role model and I do not want to do anything she did not do. As the only daughter in my family, my mother was and still is the only one I look up to. I learnt how to shape my eye brows from her. She did not have an extra piercing. I copied that from her. When I was growing up and saw that my friends had multiple ears piercing, I liked it at a point but I made a decision not to indulge in it because my mother didn’t do it.
Mimi Orjiekwe came into Nollywood in 2010 but took a break due to some problems she encountered and also to complete her National Youth Service. She returned to the industry in 2012 and has appeared in a lot of movies including UNIBEN Babes, School Hour, Mean Girls, Ghost in the Palace, and Wrong Selfie, to name a few.
It's not possible for me to draw anything on my body. Because really I my body is just like a super Ferrari or a Bentley car. You will never and can see anybody write things on such exotic super cars. So I do apply this to my self and keep my skin clean, I do not want any form of tattoo on my body just because I don’t need all that. All I believe is that if possibly I did inscribe or write something on my body, at any point in time , I might not want it on me again so I do not really want to do or write something I might want to remove later in life and possibly may not be able to.*****
How about extra body piercing?
I come for a very humble Christian background. It is not like there is anything wrong with extra body piercing but I grew up knowing my mother did not have an extra piercing on her body. She is my role model and I do not want to do anything she did not do. As the only daughter in my family, my mother was and still is the only one I look up to. I learnt how to shape my eye brows from her. She did not have an extra piercing. I copied that from her. When I was growing up and saw that my friends had multiple ears piercing, I liked it at a point but I made a decision not to indulge in it because my mother didn’t do it.
Mimi Orjiekwe came into Nollywood in 2010 but took a break due to some problems she encountered and also to complete her National Youth Service. She returned to the industry in 2012 and has appeared in a lot of movies including UNIBEN Babes, School Hour, Mean Girls, Ghost in the Palace, and Wrong Selfie, to name a few.
