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My Movie Only Nothing Else-Monalisa Chinda

Story by Hope Efoghe/Nigeriafilms.com
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Beautiful Nollywood actress, Mona Lisa Chinda recently took people by surprise when the news of her wedding suddenly went viral, and before the heat of news went down, she tied the knot with her heartthrob, Victor Nonye Coker.

The mother of one was also rumoured to be pregnant shortly after her marriage, but she has since debunked the tale saying she is not pregnant, but ready to have another child.

In a brief chat with Kemi Filani, the thespian disclosed she hasn’t been featuring in movies due to her TV program, ‘You and I with Mona Lisa Chinda’.

Disclosing more, the actress said she would be finding a balance between all she does soon as her own movie productions is in progress, which would be the only movies she would feature in.

In her words: “My TV show has been distracting me, so no movies for now. It hasn't been easy at all. Besides, I have started working on my own movie productions and those are the ones I’d feature in and no other. Acting can't just die down like that. All I need to do is to stabilize my TV show, then I will face my acting career with all I have got and all that will happen this year definitely''

 
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