Nigerian actress and media personality Temi Ajibade has sparked fresh conversations around parenting, privacy, and digital exposure after sharing her strong stance on keeping her child away from public attention.
In a statement that quickly gained traction online, Temi emphasized that she has no intention of turning her child into a public figure or integrating them into her online brand. According to her, her child did not choose a life in the spotlight, and therefore deserves the right to privacy and protection from public scrutiny.
“I won’t post my child on the internet because it’s not part of my public brand. I am not going to integrate my child into my public life because they haven’t chosen to be public,” she said.
Her comments reflect a growing mindset among modern celebrities who are becoming more intentional about how much of their family life they share on social media. While some public figures frequently showcase their children online, others are now drawing clear boundaries between personal life and public identity.
As discussions around digital parenting continue to evolve, Temi Ajibade’s position adds another voice to the ongoing debate about consent, identity, and the responsibilities that come with raising children in the age of social media.
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Read some comments below:
@Muyiwa:”Good choice 🤗🤗🤗 and we don’t want to see the fingers and the feet too Everything must be private 💯”
@We listen…:”Your life, your child, do whatever you want and just spare us this constant shalaye abeg”
@FEMMA:”People wey ur husband Don lure to go bet if nah Male or Female, Wetin go be their fate?😂😂😂”
@mandem:”I promise she will. She’s loving the Internet attention now.”
@Korrently M.K:”Nah this Mr Eazi and Temi child we go dey hear on the internet these days till dem born am Make una do fast born abeg so we go change topic”
