- BBNaija All Stars reality show winner, Ilebaye, left an interview with Charles Born after a dispute over waiting for her turn.
- Charles Born, the interviewer, expressed his displeasure on Instagram, calling Ilebaye “classless.”
BBNaija All Stars reality show winner, Ilebaye, found herself embroiled in controversy after reportedly leaving an interview abruptly.
The incident occurred during a scheduled interview with interviewer Charles Born, who later took to Instagram to express his frustration over the alleged snub.
Charles Born had scheduled a session with former All Stars housemates Pere, Adekunle, and Ilebaye.
The interview initially commenced with Pere and Adekunle, leaving Ilebaye waiting for her turn.
However, sources indicate that after a few minutes of waiting, Ilebaye grew visibly impatient and expressed her dissatisfaction.
Reportedly, Ilebaye was heard saying, “How dare they keep me waiting?” This comment apparently did not sit well with interviewer Charles Born, who took to his Instagram story to voice his displeasure.
Born referred to the reality show winner as “classless” in his social media post, sparking a wave of reactions from fans and followers.
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In other news, In a recent interview with Punch Saturday Beats, BBNaija All Stars winner Ilebaye dismissed claims that her victory was achieved by playing the victim card, firmly attributing her triumph to prayer.
Ilebaye, who clinched the grand prize of 120 million Naira, disclosed that she never expected to last more than three weeks in the BBNaija house.
“I did not use any strategy (to win the game). The only strategy I used was to pray to God. I never imagined that I would win the competition.
“During my first participation on the show (in 2022), I spent only three weeks. When I realized that they were bringing stars for this season, I thought I would last for a maximum of three weeks. I did not know I would be the winner,” Ilebaye said.
Addressing her regrets, Ilebaye expressed that she wished she had danced more enthusiastically during the weekly Saturday parties.
