“Motherhood should not cost you your identity” – Uche Ogbodo urges moms to care for themselves

Advertisment

Nollywood actress Uche Ogbodo has called on mothers to invest in their personal well-being, warning against losing themselves while caring for their families.

Sharing a video showcasing her transformed body, the actress wrote, “F*** dem kids. Mums invest in yourselves too. You deserve to look good.”

 

Advertisment

The hidden toll of motherhood

Advertisment

Ogbodo highlighted the emotional and physical challenges that come with motherhood.

 

She noted, “Sometimes, in the journey of motherhood, we lose ourselves. We give birth. We nurture. We sacrifice. We pour into our children and our husbands until there is nothing left for us.”

Advertisment

READ THIS  BBNaija S9: Anita visibly upset after Topher revealed his age to her

 

She explained that constant care for others often leads to body shaming, fatigue, and rising stress, with confidence and mental health suffering silently.

Advertisment

The actress further warned that neglecting self-care can strain relationships.

 

Advertisment

“It begins to affect your relationship. Communication shifts. Intimacy weakens. Distance grows. And sometimes… he, the man you’ve sacrificed everything for, walks away,” she stated.

 

Advertisment

Embracing self-care and identity

Advertisment

Ogbodo emphasised that mothers should never lose their identity or sense of self-worth.

Advertisment

READ THIS  “I’m not afraid of cancellation” – Peter Okoye addresses critics, vows to speak out on insecurity

 

Advertisment

“Motherhood should not cost you your identity. It should not cost you your mental health. And it should not cost you your worth. You are still a woman. You are still beautiful. You are still deserving of care, healing, and softness. Take care of yourself, too. Pour it into yourself, too,” she advised.

 

Advertisment

She concluded with a message of empowerment: “Because when a woman is whole, she shines — not just for others, but for herself.”

 

Advertisment

Check the post below;

Advertisment

 

Advertisment

Check Also

“They want me to join the NFF, but I still don’t know where my land is” – Mikel Obi

AdvertismentAdvertisment Former Super Eagles captain John Obi Mikel has criticised Nigerian football administrators and past government, …

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Discover more from Fastrumours

Subscribe now to keep reading and get access to the full archive.

Continue reading