Olajumoke Orisaguna, the former bread seller who rose to fame after accidentally walking into a celebrity photoshoot in 2016, has spoken out about feeling abandoned by those who once elevated her to stardom. In a candid revelation, Olajumoke accused those who catapulted her to viral fame of using her for clout before leaving her to fend for herself.
Her incredible story of transformation—from a street bread seller to a high-profile model—captivated millions and brought her instant fame. However, Olajumoke now claims that the promises of long-term support and career growth were fleeting.
“They used me to gain attention, and when the buzz died, they dumped me,” she lamented. Her statement has sparked discussions about the exploitative nature of fame and the lack of structures to sustain individuals unexpectedly thrust into the limelight.
Many fans expressed sympathy for her plight, with calls for the entertainment and fashion industries to prioritize sustainable support for talents like Olajumoke. While her story remains a reminder of fleeting fame, it also highlights the challenges of navigating sudden stardom in an unforgiving industry.
