“I Never Thought I Will Be Famous At 22, My Goal Is To Always Remain The Blueprint”- Nengi

Reality TV star , Nengi Rebecca Hampson who recently became a landlady in Lekki, Lagos State, Nigeria, has said her goal is to work harder & always remain the blue print.

In a recent interview with Glitz Magazine, she also said she never knew her fame will come so early at age 22.

Read except from her interview below;

Fame after Big Brother, how are you holding up? Did you expect this level of fame at all?

I am doing just well. Since after big brother, there has never been a dull moment; and in all honesty, Yes! I knew I was going to be famous. It was just a matter of time; I didn’t know it was going to happen at 22 though.

Has your being a BBN star affected your personal relationships with people you knew before entering the house? What has changed?

I’d be lying if I said No. I mean I don’t get to hang out with most of my friends like we used to. I am just too busy with work and they are busy people too. But I am planning on organising something for my friends soonest.

Reality TV stars are mostly seen as shallow-minded people. Do you think this perception is entirely true?

Well, anyone that took out time to watch the show and then witnessed the tasks, games and all, would definitely not say this. One thing is that, no matter how hard you try to change some people’s perception about a certain thing, it will never work so it’s okay for people to think as they seem fit.

In today’s social media climate, how important would you say is your input in your popularity after the BBN exposure?

Social media is a powerful tool. Social media did a lot to my visibility, and even deals/endorsements I have bagged today. In this time, social media does 80% of the work.

You entered the house with over 300k followers on Instagram. Few months after the show, your following has risen to 2M and counting. Do you think they are just mere numbers?

Actually, it was around 12k followers, and no, they are not just mere numbers. They are people who believe in me, love my work and are ready to stand by me, through thick and thin. Yeah, shout out to Ninjas, you guys are the Best and I love you all.

What else would we know Nengi for in the next five years?

Shoe Boss, Humanitarian and advocate for women and girls.

Tell us more about your philanthropic endeavours?

I choose to see myself as a humanitarian. Maybe I can be a philanthropist in the nearest future, but for now, I am more of a humanitarian, advocating and rendering the little support I can give. It’s something I’ve been really passionate about since my modelling days when I literally had nothing.

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