Nigerian actress Eniola Badmus has caused a stir on social media after she shared a video of her plus-size look during the making of the recent release movie, “Gang of Lagos”, praizemedia report.
Gangs of Lagos was shot a few years back and released a few days ago on Prime Video.
Eniola who is among the cast shared an old video of her plus size.
WATCH THE VIDEO BELOW ????⬇️⬇️⬇️????
The video captured the moment Eniola Badmus was shooting the Gangs of Lagos movie at an area on Lagos island.
Eniola Badmus revealed that featuring in the movie was one of the most challenging activities for her because she was on movie location for 8 days straight.
She wrote, ” #Gangsoflagos is one of the most challenging film I featured in.I was on set for 8days and filming in Lagos Island area is another big thing entirely but we were able to pull strings big shoutout to my producer nd director @jadeosiberu @lalaakindoju for giving me this opportunity to be part of this project and thank you for believing in my craft…….Kindly watch #gangsoflagosonprime #gangsoflagos @gangsoflagos”
While lamenting her experience during the movie shoot, netizens queried the actress for her dramatic reduction.
Some fans questioned how she was able to lose so much weight within a short period.
One fan wrote: “How did she lost so much weight? This lady should please have mercy and help us with this weight loss update.”
Another fan commented: “But I think this movie is 2023 movie, Abi my eyes dey pain me ni, see as Badosky big here.”
Another one wrote,” Wetin Eni do like this,tell us your secret behind your weight loss nah ????
When Eni was a badoo but she’s a baby girl”
Another one wrote, ” Thank God for surgery ooooo”
Another one wrote, “seeing this and ur present ???? everyone that prefers ur before to now u loosed weight secretly hates u”
Another one wrote, “Transformation is good and looks good on her but there are other risk factors associated with gastric sleeve or gastric by pass in near future. One has to live on vitamins? Due to deficiency and electrolyte imbalance. But the gain outweighs the associated risk factors.”