Actress Caroline Danjuma who has not been acting for a while
revealed to punch that her billionaire husband, Musa Danjuma has nothing to do
with her break in the movie industry. she said at that time ,she only had to
set her priorities right as a newly wedded wife and a young mother.
Why
have you taken a break from acting?
I did not leave acting. What I did was set my priorities
right. At the time I left the scene, I was a newly-wed and a young mother. All
that mattered to me were my husband and children. We all know that acting is
very demanding, so I had to do a careful consideration. I had just graduated
from the University of Calabar, where I studied for a degree in Environmental
Protection and Geography at the University of Calabar and I had a lot of things
on my plate.Because talent never wanes, I decided to concentrate on working on
the foundation of my marriage and my children. I tried to go back to the
industry but I think the time wasn’t right.You
were already doing great as an actress at the time you got married. Was it a
tough call to let go of fame to concentrate on marriage and family?
I got married about the time I won the Best Actress Award
for my role in Mass Destruction at The Nigeria Movies Award that was hosted in
Tinapa. However, it was very easy for me to make the switch because I am a
go-getter. At that time, my mind was set on marriage; I always wanted to be
married at a certain age. I was already a graduate and I wanted to get married
and have kids because I felt it was a form of responsibility. Thankfully it
happened.
Do you
miss spinsterhood?
I don’t miss anything because I am an introvert; I love to
stay at home and have a good laugh. When I want to go on an adventure, it has
to be a really crazy one. I love horror movies and I am not the type who loves
to party because I am very shy.
What
attracted you to him?
He was and still is very calm and gentlemanly; he was not
too pushy.
You
have been married for a decade, how would you describe the journey?
The institution is not for fickle minds. I have learnt to be
patient, extremely prayerful, kind and I don’t take things for granted. Even
though I wanted to be married because I wanted to have children and a husband I
can come home to, I have learnt that marriage is much more than the
aforementioned. I have gone through the moulding stage; I am now a beautiful
masterpiece.
My husband is extremely supportive of everything I do, he
protects me and doesn’t want me to do anything that would hurt me and I
appreciate that. I know what pleases him and he hasn’t stopped me from being a
part of Nollywood. He knows I love being a creative person.
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