“I didn’t come this far to shrink” – Uche Ogbodo says as she counts down to her 40th birthday

Nollywood actress Uche Ogbodo is counting down to her 40th birthday on the 17th of this month.

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Sharing sultry photos of herself, she noted how 40 is knocking, and she didn’t come this far to shrink.

Ogbodo said fear is there, but so is power, beauty and God.

“40 is knocking… and I didn’t come this far to shrink.
Fear is there, but so is Power.
So is Beauty. So is God.

On the 17th of May, we reflect…
But right now?
I’m outside looking like a whole GODDESS.
Happy new month, Guyzzz”.

Last year, ahead of her birthday, Uche Ogbodo had gifted herself a tummy tuck surgery. The movie star shared a video of her in a hospital as she urged her fans to pray for her.

Not done, the movie star had undergone her second phase of cosmetic surgery.

Following the surgery, Ogbodo revealed that she couldn’t walk freely on the street again because of the attention she was receiving. She questioned if she was the first to ever have a big behind.

The movie star had also gifted herself a new teeth as birthday gift.

In an interview, Ogbodo had opened up on why she underwent body enhancement surgery. The mother of three revealed she did it to regain confidence and protect her mental health, after her body changed significantly after childbirth.

The mother of three had responded to trolls who told her to fix her thighs, saying her body isn’t perfectly built. Ogbodo noted that potatoes will be potatoes, but she will continue to look fabulous.

Defending herself after receiving backlash for promoting BBL, she admitted that BBL is risky, but which surgery isn’t? She noted how people die from fibroids, C-sections, and even headaches, and admonished those who desire BBL to educate themselves.

Writing a message to mothers, she urged them not to neglect themselves. She told them to fvck their kids and invest in themselves because they deserve to look good. Ogbodo stressed that motherhood shouldn’t cost one their identity, mental health or worth.