“The most dangerous thing I’ve ever done”

• Nigerian singer Tems, aka Temilade Openiyi, reveals skydiving as her most dangerous experience.
• Convinced by her uncle, Tems initially excited but changed her mind upon boarding the plane.
• Requested family to jump without her, but she was thrown off the plane against her wishes.
• Tems describes the skydiving as exhilarating, admitting a momentary fear of death.

Nigerian singer Temilade Openiyi, popularly known as Tems, shared the hair-raising details of her skydiving experience, labeling it as the most dangerous thing she has ever done.

The artist reminisced about the escapade, shedding light on the intense mix of excitement and fear that characterized the daring endeavor.

According to Tems, it was her uncle who successfully persuaded her and a group of cousins to partake in the activity.

Initially, the prospect of skydiving filled her with enthusiasm, but her sentiments took a drastic turn as soon as the group ascended into the sky.

The songstress vividly recalled her change of heart while airborne, prompting her to implore the rest of her family to leap from the plane without her.

However, her plea fell on deaf ears, and, against her wishes, she found herself unceremoniously ejected from the aircraft.

Tems admitted that the experience, though initially terrifying, turned out to be exhilarating. She confessed that, for a brief moment, the thought of impending doom crossed her mind.

Nevertheless, the artist emphasized that the thrill of facing her fears left an indelible mark, and she expressed a desire to embark on the daring adventure once more.

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In other news, Award-winning Nigerian singer and songwriter, Temilade Openiyi, popularly known as Tems, recounts her journey to stardom.

The singer claimed she began in Lagos but has since expanded internationally, stating that her life has been a ‘testimony’

Tems made the statements at New Orleans, Louisiana, while delivering a speech at the Essence Festival.