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I’m Not Going To Integrate My Child Into My Public Life – Temi Otedola
Nollywood actress, Temi Otedola, has said she does not plan to post her child on social media, as she wants to keep her baby away from public attention.
NEWSNGR reports that she shared this during an episode of the How Far podcast.
Temi, who is the wife of musician Mr Eazi, explained that posting a child to a small number of followers is not the same as sharing the child with a very large online audience, where content can reach millions of people.
The Citation actress said she has noticed that children’s videos online often get a lot of attention, with many people saving them, which makes her uncomfortable.
Because of this, she has decided that her future child will not be part of her public image or online content.
Temi added that her child did not choose to live a public life, so she does not see a reason to expose them to social media.
She said: “Posting your kid when you have a 100 followers and 1M followers isn’t same thing, the interest is different. I see kids content on TikTok with 30k saves and ask myself who’s actually saving this. I won’t post my child cause it’s not part of my public brand. I am not going to integrate my child into my public life because they haven’t chosen to be public.”
Temi Otedola and Mr Eazi are currently expecting their first child together.
The couple announced the pregnancy in May through a joint post on social media, some months after their wedding celebrations held in Monaco, Dubai, and Iceland in 2025.

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