Firstsitenews-Nollywood actress Kudirat Ogunro has stirred controversy online after asserting that a woman’s beauty can diminish if she neglects her sexual well-being.
The actress made the claim in a recent Instagram post, where she advised women to give more attention to their sex lives, suggesting it plays a key role in maintaining physical attractiveness.
Accompanying her message with a sultry photo of herself, Ogunro wrote, “Lack of sex reduces a woman’s beauty. Please adjust. I have said my own.”
Her comment quickly ignited heated debate on social media, drawing mixed reactions from fans and followers.
While some users supported her position, arguing that a healthy and satisfying sex life can boost a woman’s self-esteem, radiance, and hormonal balance all of which may contribute to her outward appearance others strongly disagreed, insisting that beauty is influenced by a wide range of factors, including genetics, skincare, emotional well-being, diet, and exercise.
Critics accused Ogunro of oversimplifying the complexities of beauty and promoting a message that could be harmful or misleading, especially to young women.
One user wrote, “Beauty is not tied to sex. Women should not be made to believe they need sex to feel or look beautiful.”
Another countered, “Confidence, rest, health, and inner peace glow more than sex ever will.”
Supporters of Ogunro, however, defended her post as a bold and honest expression of personal experience.
“She’s not wrong,” one commenter said. “Sex, when consensual and fulfilling, can actually improve mood, sleep, and self-confidence all of which reflect in a woman’s looks.”
This is not the first time Ogunro has made headlines for her outspoken views on relationships, self-image, and sexuality. Known for her candid social media presence, the actress has developed a reputation for challenging traditional norms and sparking public conversations around personal topics.
While the debate rages on, her post has once again highlighted the intersection of beauty standards, sexuality, and societal expectations raising questions about how women define and sustain their sense of self-worth in the public eye.
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