The men I want to marry don’t like me, so I’m still looking.

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Crowncy Anyanwu, a Nollywood actress who is presently pursuing a master’s degree in the United Kingdom, has stated that no director or producer is permitted to s3x-ually harass her.

The men I want to marry don't like me, so I'm still looking.
The men I want to marry don’t like me, so I’m still looking.

 

Crowncy Anyanwu also discussed the reasons why she had turned down suitors.

The Imo State-born actress claims that she is too sophisticated and knowledgeable about the film industry to accept such a repulsive offer.

Who has the audacity to demand s3x from me in return for roles? (Laughs). I am much greater than such a ridiculous offer. Regarding Nollywood, I don’t believe anyone can make that claim. I am the boss because I own my own business.

In addition to writing skits and acting in them, I also serve as an executive producer. Understand what that means? In other words, I choose the actor or director I want to hire for my project. I therefore have overall authority over and control over my productions, she declared.

A few weeks ago, Crowncy Anyanwu purchased a multimillion-naira home in Lagos, prompting questions.

She clears the air, adamant that neither a boyfriend nor a sugar daddy had anything to do with her most recent success.

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