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‘Life has not been easy for me after BBNaija’ – Isabella reveals

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Former Big Brother Naija housemate, Isabella Georgewill has revealed that life has not been easy for her since coming out of the show.

The reality star said her newfound fame came with a lot of money, pressure and confusion.

Speaking with an interviewer on the sidelines of the Big Brother Naija Season 11 pre-show media launch recently in Lagos, Isabella said she is trying to balance work and her personal life.

She, however, admitted that the positives of going on the reality show outweigh the negatives.

“Life has not been easy for me after BBNaija. The fame, the money, the pressure, the confusion. Everything. I am just trying to balance it.

“However, the positives of going on BBNaija outweigh the negatives,” she said.

‘Life has not been easy for me after BBNaija’ – Isabella reveals

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