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Omotola relocates to Hollywood with family
Easily one of the biggest actors to come out of Africa, the former model made her Nollywood film debut in 1995 and has since acted in more than 300 movies that have sold millions of copies.
Leading Nollywood actress Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde has relocated to the United States of America with her family.
The Nation spotted the producer and practitioner and her family on Sunday, September 24 during a church service in West Hollywood.
When asked if she was on holiday in the U.S, the multi-award-winning actress responded saying, ‘No, we live here now.”
Easily one of the biggest actors to come out of Africa, the former model made her Nollywood film debut in 1995 and has since acted in more than 300 movies that have sold millions of copies.
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