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Mareme Edet: “By 2013/2014 I Had Slept With 100 Men” — Nigerian Adult Film Actress Opens Up
Nigerian adult film actress Mareme Edet has revealed she slept with 100 men by 2013/2014. In a candid podcast, she spoke on her journey into porn, family spiritual battles, lack of relationships, and why she has no regrets.
Nigerian adult film actress Mareme Edet has stirred online conversations after a candid appearance on the Clarity Zone Podcast, where she spoke openly about her path into pornography, her family’s spiritual battles, and her unconventional views on relationships.
Edet revealed that long before joining the adult film industry, she had already been sexually active with a large number of partners.
“As at 2013, 2014, I have slept with 100 men. Because I had to write a list for Daniel Akpata. He said I should write a list. That’s why I decided to do porn because I can shoot with an actor a couple of times, and when he irritates me or his spirit doesn’t flow with mine, I pick someone else,” she said.
While she joined the industry partly out of personal choice, Edet noted that the financial benefits have fallen short. She alleged that spiritual forces within her family hindered her success.
“No money yet, they have been stealing my money. My family steals my money. They are strong and spiritual people and have a punishment for me doing porn. They will just make me do it and be happy, but I will not see the fruit of the labour until they forgive me. They have forgiven me, that’s why I am on this podcast, otherwise I would still lock myself inside the house.”
Asked how she supports her lifestyle, she replied briefly:
“Me and my sponsor.”
In one of the most striking revelations, Edet disclosed she has never been in a romantic relationship despite her career in adult entertainment.
“I need someone that can have sex with me for the rest of my life, anytime I want it, whenever I want it, and then I may think about stopping porn. I have never been in any relationship, but I have people I love to have sex with.”
Her admission highlights her prioritization of physical connection over emotional attachment.
Despite setbacks, Edet insisted she has no regrets.
“If I have to come back to this world, what I am doing now I will still do it again.”
The interview has since gone viral, sparking mixed reactions across social media — with some praising her frankness and others questioning the personal cost of her choices.
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