Sharon Ezeamaka

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Sharon Ezeamaka
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Nationality Nigerian
Occupation(s)Actress, model, feminist, producer
Years active1997–present
RelativesThelma Ezeamaka (sister)

Sharon Chisom Ezeamaka is a Nigerian actress and a feminist. [1] Starting as a child artist, she was in the television serials Shuga , Kala & Jamal, and Dorathy My Love. [2]

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Apart from acting, she is also a producer, model, and television personality.

Personal life

Ezeamaka lamented in 2012, during an interview with Showtime Celebrity that people still treat her as a baby despite being 20 years old. She said, "I have been acting since I was 5, and even though I’m 20 now, people still see me as that little girl. So, I took a two-year break to do other things, get more mature, and explore other areas of the media. I worked in a fashion magazine for about a year, FAB magazine. After that, I took a break before I debuted on the M-net show, The Johnsons. On the Johnsons, I play a really young character who is fifteen". [3] She stated that she does not have time for boys. [4]

Filmography

YearFilmRoleGenreRef.
1999Narrow Escapechild actressFilm
2000Dear Motherchild actressFilm
2004Little AngelHome movie
2004Burning DesireHome movie
2004Burning Desire 2Home movie
2005Dorathy My LoveHome movie
2005Dorathy My Love 2Home movie
2007Secrets of the NightHome movie
2007Secrets of the Night 2Home movie
2016Kala & JamalBoladeTV series
2013–18 Shuga PrincessTV series

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References

  1. "I don't have time for men – Sharon Ezeamaka, actress". Sun News Online. Retrieved 15 November 2020.
  2. Nation, The (29 May 2015). "I'm still too young for a relationship –NOLLYWOOD ACTRESS SHARON EZEAMAKA". The Nation Newspaper. Retrieved 21 January 2025.
  3. "At 20, people still treat me like a little girl - Sharon Ezeamaka". Vanguard News. 21 December 2012. Retrieved 5 March 2021.
  4. sunnews (29 October 2017). "I don't have time for men – Sharon Ezeamaka, actress". The Sun Nigeria. Retrieved 2 August 2022.