Bukky Wright Breaks Silence: Why She Left Nollywood
Nollywood actress Bukky Wright has finally spoken up on her disappearance from the Nigerian film industry, revealing that she chose motherhood over continuing her acting career. The 59-year-old actress revealed this during an appearance on The Morayo Show.
'Mama Duty Called': Bukky Wright on Leaving Nollywood
Wright noted that at the time, being present for her children was more important than pursuing her career. "I left the country many years ago because of my children, and I would do it over and over again if I had to," she stated. According to Wright, she relocated abroad because her children were living outside Nigeria and needed her support while growing up.
Wright's decision to leave Nollywood was a difficult one, but she prioritized her children's needs above her career. "My children were abroad, and we all know how difficult it can be for boys to be without a mother's love," she said. Wright's dedication to her children is a testament to her commitment as a mother.
The Return of Omotara Johnson
Opening up on her recent movie appearance, Wright disclosed that she decided to revive her 2008 film Omotara Johnson after receiving repeated requests from fans. "My fans asked for the sequel to Omotara Johnson. They wanted it, so I decided to bring it back," she said. Wright's decision to revive her film is a nod to her loyal fan base and a testament to the enduring popularity of her work.
Wright's approach to reviving her film was unconventional, to say the least. "I didn't tell anybody I was coming back. A lot of people didn't know I was shooting because I kept everything to myself," she revealed. Wright's decision to keep her project under wraps was a deliberate choice, one that she believes contributed to its success.
The Return of Bukky Wright
Wright's recent appearance on The Morayo Show marked a significant moment in her career, one that signals her return to the Nigerian film industry. "It's the return of Omotara Johnson and the return of Bukky Wright, and I'm here to stay," she declared. Wright's statement is a clear indication that she is committed to her craft and her fans.
Wright's decision to revive her film and return to the industry is a welcome development for fans of Nollywood. Her dedication to her children and her career is a testament to her strength and resilience as a woman and an artist. As Wright continues to work on new projects, fans can expect to see more of her in the years to come.
Source: Prime News
