Victor Osimhen Opens Up About the Cost of Fame
Super Eagles and Napoli star Victor Osimhen has spoken about the hidden burden of fame. In a recent interview posted by Instablog on X, he said fame has affected his freedom and personal life.
Osimhen Missed Daughter’s First Outing Due to Public Attention
Osimhen recalled a painful memory. When his family visited Italy, he wanted to take his daughter out for the first time. But the outing turned into a media scene.
“I couldn’t do much with my daughter. I had to give her to my sister while I was taking pictures and making videos,” he said.
“Fame is Boring,” Says Osimhen
The 26-year-old striker admitted that fame can be frustrating.
“Fame is boring. Sometimes you want to go outside, and you cannot do a lot of things,” he added.
Even simple activities become difficult due to constant attention from fans and media.
He Still Chooses to Stay Humble
Despite his global fame, Osimhen stays close to his roots.
“I just like to be around these people. This is how I was born. For me, it’s natural,” he said.
Strong Support System Keeps Him Grounded
He credits his elder brother for helping him stay on track.
“My elder brother is there to guide my footsteps, which is very important,” Osimhen noted.
He also said he feels safest around ordinary people, even with security present.
“If I have my security and they’re strapped, I’m good. I can be among these people. I don’t care. This is how I live.”
Fame Isn’t Always Freedom
Osimhen’s story reflects a common truth among Nigerian and African celebrities. While fame brings money and admiration, it also creates pressure and isolation.
Conclusion: Osimhen Just Wants a Simple Life
Behind the fame, Osimhen is a regular man who values peace and privacy. His story reminds fans that even the biggest stars crave normalcy.
