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"I have always wanted to do it. I had wanted to do it, I think in 2016 on my birthday but a friend discouraged me and then I took a chance and did it in 2017," he said.
Asked it the picture was for the public, she responded: "Anyone who sees it."
In the five minutes interview, Ekeh revealed that before releasing her nudes photos, she unfollowed people on Instagram "so I can just post whatever I want, be myself without having to you know, have influence from people I follow or people who follow me. I just wanted that freedom.
"I had my fears," she noted, "what would my family think, what would my parents think, what would my fans think if I went nude like that or something like that. I wanted to just deal with that."
According to her, she was not aware the laws of the nation was against publishing nude photos.