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Nothing kills women faster than low self-esteem! — Sarah Martins
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Nothing kills women faster than low self-esteem! — Sarah Martins

Vanguard Nigeria about 2 hours 2 mins read
Nothing kills women faster than low self-esteem! — Sarah Martins

By Ayo Onikoyi

Nollywood actress and entrepreneur Sarah Martins has spoken in support of women who choose to undergo body enhancement procedures, saying such decisions can help boost their confidence and self-esteem.

Martins, who spoke in an interview with Potpourri, said women should be free to make choices about their bodies if those choices help them feel more confident and empowered.

“Sugar is their body! Nothing kills women faster than low self-esteem,” she said. “If getting your body done will give you the confidence you need as a woman to grow and win, then go ahead and do it!”

The actress, who also operates in the beauty and body-enhancement industry, said she is comfortable with her own physique but would not rule out plastic surgery in the future.

“I have a beautiful and perfect body as a body magic aesthetician, but if there’s need in the future to consider plastic surgery, I will gladly jump on it,” she said.

Beyond acting, Martins revealed that she has built several businesses and does not depend on her acting career to pay her bills. She described acting as a “side hustle”, noting that entrepreneurship has remained a major part of her professional life.

“Acting is not paying my bills. I’ve always been a very hardworking entrepreneur with many streams of income,” she said.

According to her, her business interests include a body contour spa, the manufacture of waist trainers and production of body enhancement and sex enhancement products.

Martins’ entrepreneurial ventures, she explained, have given her multiple sources of income while allowing her to pursue acting alongside her business interests.

On relationships, the actress was equally direct when asked about the qualities she looks for in a man.

For Martins, generosity is a major attraction, and she emphasised the importance of having a partner who is willing to give and support others.

“A giver, be a giver, continue to be a giver and never stop being a giver,” she said. “Every giver has a very special place in my heart and every giver is specially created by God.”

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