She minced no words when she stated, "No single girl should ever love or take a married man seriously." Recounting a personal experience that "didn't end well," the actress emphasized that some married men who pursue single women are "demons" who "just waste the lives and time of these single girls." She further claimed that these men often go on to "cheat on the side chic with another side chic, despite having a wife at home." Her advice to single ladies is unequivocal: "never trust or date a married man."
Beyond relationship warnings, Nwachukwu also shared her outspoken views on cosmetic surgery, specifically Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL). She asserted that "It is only foolish women that do BBL," stating her preference for only removing "tummy fat and arm fat." The actress, who claims to have a naturally "big butt already," believes that "BBL doesn't define beauty" and instead signifies that one is "fake and not natural."
When the conversation shifted to the romantic inclinations of Nigerian men, Nwachukwu offered a nuanced perspective. While she disagreed with the blanket statement that Nigerian men are unromantic, she singled out men from Enugu and Imo states, suggesting they "are the ones who are no longer romantic." She maintained that "Men from other places in Nigeria are still romantic."
Esther Nwachukwu's recent comments offer a glimpse into her strong personal convictions on relationships, body image, and cultural perceptions of romance.