We are all still human, celebrity or not — Nancy Isime

By Ayo Onikoyi

Actress and media personality Nancy Isime has opened up about the realities of fame, the demands of her acting career, and the importance of staying grounded, insisting that celebrities face the same struggles as everyone else.

Speaking during an interview with Yanga FM, Isime reflected on the public’s reaction to her role in Blood Sisters 2, describing the experience as both challenging and rewarding.

“It feels amazing, I can’t lie. When people appreciate the work that one puts in, it means a lot because it’s a lot of work. When you watch that kind of role, you would know that it took a lot out of the person who played it — physically, mentally and even spiritually. Literally blood, sweat and tears. It means the world to me to see people appreciate my role. This pushes us to do more.”

The actress said the recognition from viewers makes the sacrifices involved in bringing such a demanding character to life worthwhile.

On the subject of meditation and faith, Isime explained that meditation plays an important role in maintaining her mental well-being, while also affirming her Christian beliefs.

“Meditation is for the mind. It is actually more mental than anything else. In terms of religion, I am a Christian by choice.”

Addressing the issue of vulnerability, the actress noted that despite her celebrity status, she continues to navigate life’s challenges like everyone else.

“Struggles are an everyday thing. I am human, and I am also going through my own human experience.”

She stressed that fame does not shield people from difficulties, adding that celebrities and non-celebrities alike share similar emotions and experiences.

“Whether celebrity or not, we are all still human.”

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