Timini Egbuson Clears the Air: “I’m Not a Womaniser”
Popular Nollywood actor, Timini Egbuson, has firmly dismissed long-standing rumors about being a serial womaniser, describing the perception as “inaccurate and outdated.”
Appearing on a recent episode of The Culture League Podcast alongside Super Eagles striker Victor Boniface and comedian Bovi, the 38-year-old actor opened up about his personal life, career demands, and how Nollywood has consumed most of his time and energy.
🗣 “I Don’t Have Time for the Streets”
In his words:
“A lot of people assume I’m a womaniser. But I’m not. In the past two, three years, Nollywood has taken over my life. There’s no room — except you’re the most unserious person.”
He humorously questioned how anyone juggles multiple partners:
“From being on set all day to getting home tired at 11 p.m., I should now start chatting babes? I don’t have the capacity.”
💬 OPINION — Image vs Reality
Timini has often been tagged with the “bad boy” stereotype, partly due to his youthful looks, charming roles, and public lifestyle. But this candid moment pulls the curtain back on the real man behind the fame — a hard-working actor focused on growth, not games.
Interestingly, he admitted he’s been single for 2-3 years, and while the "bad boy" label doesn’t bother him, he made it clear:
“I like the stereotype, but that’s not my reality anymore.”
🎭 Not Just a Pretty Face
From Shuga to Elevator Baby and several blockbuster films, Timini has cemented his spot as one of Nollywood’s most bankable stars. But behind the roles is a man striving for balance — and peace.
💬 Do you believe public perception about celebs often overshadows their true character?
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