Actress Deborah Shokoya, better known by her stage as Debbie Shokoya, is celebrating her development.
The movie diva announced on her Instagram page that her new film, Fimisinuola, has received 1.5 million views on her YouTube account. On Saturday, she turned a new age.
Congratulating herself, Debbie expressed pride in her growth as she pondered why some people think she has it perfect. The mother of one said she also has her own struggles and challenges, and wishes they knew about it. Calling herself a child of grace, she wrote,
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“Happy Birthday To Me!!!
Congratulations To “FIMISINUOLA” On its 1.5Million Views Achieved On ‘Debbie Show TV’ Owned By Deborah Shokoya
I Am Proud Of How Far I Have Grown!
Only If People Know My Struggles And Challenges
I Wonder Why Some People Think I Have It Perfect
Grace Personified”.
Last year, Deborah had revealed plans to join her gangs of colleagues using their partners and family members as content creators online. Sending a message to her husband, she told him to start wearing a skirt so they can start creating content online.
The mother of one, in an Instagram post, had cried out to her colleagues who produce low-quality unworthy movies on YouTube. She decried the rate at which people condemn the Yoruba film genre and encouraged her colleagues to change the narrative about the Yoruba industry.
