In an interview with Sunday Scoop, Shorunmu explained that many fall victim to such experiences when driven by desperation for fame and quick wealth.
"In the film industry, many fall victim to sexual harassment when they become desperate for fame, success, or quick wealth; or when they fail to think creatively and positively about their careers," she said.
She credited her focus on scriptwriting for allowing her to maintain control over her career choices.
"I was fortunate enough to avoid that fate. I escaped the advances and bullying of male producers by staying true to myself and my principles. It gave me a voice and a level of influence that allowed me to take more control over the roles I chose and the projects I worked on."
Beyond acting, Shorunmu expressed her deep passion for writing action-packed stories and highlighted how acting has been a transformative experience in her creative journey.
"Acting has allowed me to challenge myself, push my creative boundaries, and connect with others on a deeper level. It has shaped my personal and professional life in profound ways, teaching me invaluable lessons along the way," she shared.
As both an actress and a filmmaker, Shorunmu has built an impressive portfolio, working on projects such as Etan, Omo Eleso, Pase, Bioreni, Abiwapele, 1990, Our Family, Korikosun Esu, Orisa Eniwumide, Ere Oran, Baoku, and Eleni Ina, among others.