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‘I’ll wear what I want’ — BBNaija’s Uriel fires back at critics over her dressing
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‘I’ll wear what I want’ — BBNaija’s Uriel fires back at critics over her dressing

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Former Big Brother Naija housemate and entrepreneur, Uriel Oputa, has responded to women who constantly criticize her fashion choices, insisting that she will continue to dress how she wants.

In a post shared on her Instagram story, Uriel said she does not care about negative opinions regarding her outfits and urged critics to focus on their own lives.

According to her, many of those criticizing her appearance would benefit more from adopting her health and wellness routine than commenting on her clothes.

She also revealed that her mother’s battle with high blood pressure and stroke motivated her to take her health seriously.

Uriel noted that because of her family history, she is proud to be healthy and free from such conditions.

She appealed to followers to stop offering unsolicited health and lifestyle advice, stressing that she understands the importance of maintaining her wellbeing.

The reality TV star ended her message by declaring, “I will continue to wear what I want, look how I want, and prioritize taking care of myself”.

‘I’ll wear what I want’ — BBNaija’s Uriel fires back at critics over her dressing

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