- Nollywood actress Doris Simeon opens up on quitting acting in Nigeria and relocating to the United States.
- Simeon reveals that her decision to move was driven by her desire to be closer to her child, who resides in the US with his father.
- Despite leaving Nigeria in 2018, Simeon admits to missing her homeland, especially its vibrant culture, roadside food vendors, and the friendship of fellow actors on set.
- Doris Simeon expresses her longing for family and friends, as well as the exhilarating experience of being on a movie set, which she misses dearly.
Seasoned Nollywood actress Doris Simeon has opened up on her decision to quit acting in Nigeria and relocate to the United States of America.
Renowned for her roles in numerous movies during the early 2000s, Doris Simeon revealed that she made the life-altering decision in 2018 primarily for the sake of her family.
The actress disclosed that her move to the United States was driven by her desire to be closer to her child, who resides there with his father.
Despite her deep affection for Nigeria, Doris Simeon confessed that she has not returned to her homeland since her relocation, expressing her longing for aspects of Nigerian life she dearly misses.
Reflecting on her attachment to Nigeria, Doris Simeon nostalgically mentioned the fond memories of indulging in roadside delicacies from food vendors, the exhilarating experience of being on movie sets, and the cherished moments spent with family and friends.
However, her maternal instincts and the yearning to be present for her child’s upbringing ultimately influenced her decision to establish roots in the United States.
Expressing the bittersweet longing for her Nigeria Doris Simeon said;
“As many people know, my child and his father reside in America, and that’s one of the reasons I decided to relocate here.”
“I left Nigeria in 2018 and I have not returned since then. I miss Nigeria a lot. The things I miss most especially are the roadside food vendors. Things like roasted yam, roasted corn, food that they hawk.
