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Skit maker: Some fans ask me for s3x
Asked if she exhibits some of the mannerisms in her skits in real life, she said, “When the atmosphere is cool, I infuse some of the slangs of Flora. Generally, I only display those mannerisms to people I am close to.”
A skit maker and actress, Omozele Gabriel, aka Miz Gabbie, has stated that some of her fans demand to have sex with her.
In an interview with Saturday Beats, she said, “Yes, I get weird requests and comments from fans. Even when I am serious, they still want me to show the mannerisms I exhibit in skits. Sometimes, when I go to make my nails and the nail technician realise that I am Flora (another one of her characters), they want me to display some of the mannerisms I do in my skits. Sometimes, some fans even say they would like to have sex with me. However, I don’t respond to such messages.”
Recalling how she ventured into skit making, Gabbie said, “I started in August 2020. It was borne out of my desire to do something because I had ‘wasted’ the whole of the COVID-19 lockdown period. I recalled I had played a character called Flora the previous year, and people liked it. I then decided to bring it back and see people’s reactions. I did not plan to do it for long because I was more interested in acting in Nollywood then. However, I was not getting acting gigs, and it was really frustrating. I just decided to give it a try.”
Asked if she exhibits some of the mannerisms in her skits in real life, she said, “When the atmosphere is cool, I infuse some of the slangs of Flora. Generally, I only display those mannerisms to people I am close to.”
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