Nollywood filmmaker Biodun Stephen has addressed concerns over married actors kissing in movies. She insisted that protecting an actor’s marriage is not the responsibility of producers and directors. Speaking about the issue, Stephen stated actors and their spouses must understand the nature of the profession and manage their personal boundaries accordingly.
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According to Stephen, actors sell emotions and chemistry to audiences, and such chemistry can sometimes involve romantic scenes. Lady shares important notice to Nigerians pursuing Masters in UNILAG However, she stated actors who are uncomfortable with kissing scenes are free to decline them, adding that she has often found alternative ways to tell their stories. Stephen stressed that filmmakers have a duty to protect actors from being presented in a lurid or disrespectful manner.
However, she drew a clear line between professional responsibility and an actor’s personal relationship. Watch X video of Biodun Stephen clearing the air on actor's kissing scene Toke Makinwa states women have no business getting married in their 20s Legit. ng earlier reported that Biodun Stephen reacted to the viral video of Fuji maestro Wasiu Ayinde Marshal, better known as KWAM1, reconciling with the son he shares with Nollywood actress Bisola Badmus.
A few days ago, a video spread fast online showing the music icon performing on stage and later embracing his son, stating that he had finally come back home. Many also reacted to the clip, with some dragging the actresses who were celebrating and congratulating Badmus.