COMING OUT | MY SKIN BLEACHING STORY

[@Astoldbynneoma]

OMG GUYS IM TROLLING 🤦🏼‍♀️ since ppl assumed that there is no way i can be this light without bleaching, I trolled as well. Obviously you can be light without bleaching, I AM ONE OF THE MANY THAT SERVE AS PROOF. If you guys watched the whole video you would know that 🤦🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️

[@mrhimselfalone7657]

Nne is an Igbo name you look Igbo I know Igbo can be very light or very dark.

[@Zedi009]

Omg I was ready to come in HOT 🔥🤣

[@mounabnch6343]

You are so beautiful 😍

[@alexisbryant6927]

It’s the white girl emoji for me

[@kaylao.3326]

Why clickbait though? That’s probably what ppl are annoyed about

[@chibi0109]

I’m not even light skinned but my feet are lighter than my body and someone asked me if I bleach my feet. 😑like really bro my feet.

[@elyracole4223]

😂😭

[@augustai8577]

You are the apple of God eyes. Do not let nobody put you down.

[@nanasophy]

Same

[@YouluvvKay]

😂😭😭

[@clairethando]

Story of my life I always wear sneakers so my feet are white although my body is a fair brown

[@IamCoachBre]

As someone who is lighter I can 10000% relate to this video. Ppl used to ask if I was adopted or if I was mixed. I have also been told my hair texture was too coarse for me to be as light as I am. Ppl are cruel and uneducated 🙄😒.

[@rosepetals6895]

Bre Black Blossom girl i feel you!!!!

[@ezinwanwakama5057]

So ignorant. I’m sorry you have to deal with this. A lot of Igbos are light skinned, so it’s definitely not uncommon to be a lighter skinned Nigerian.

[@mutelarsorhougbe4606]

Trust! I’m not even Igbo, I’m Urhobo and people always say ‘are you igbo’, or ‘are you even nigerian’.

[@ezinwanwakama5057]

@@mutelarsorhougbe4606 that’s very sad and ignorant.

[@habbaticchio2468]

Yeah right

[@rg8162]

A lot of Igbos actually bleach. Ask for baby pictures next time.

[@jeshurundaniel794]

@@rg8162 lol rest Not all bleach My dad is a light skinned Igbo man half his family is light Heck my grand mother was light I saw a pic of her when she was in her 20s

[@JustMissMelon]

People really need to watch the whole video before deciding to drop comments. Smh. Love ya girl

[@Astoldbynneoma]

Love you too! Thank you for your support during this difficult time 🙏

[@PAYDAYHEDGE]

True

[@afrogemer4864]

I literally have Nigerian aunties NATURALLY lighter than you. Some people are so ignorant. Black is beautiful and comes in many shades. From albino white to Nubian black and ever shade between. Some people need to travel and read because we can’t be this ignorant about blackness in 2020 🙄💕

[@l.d.8848]

Almost all Nigerians are bleaching

[@kenziestv6934]

@@l.d.8848 Girl what?? There are over 200million people in Nigeria and you're saying half of them bleach?? Stfu abeg.

[@ezenwanyi3756]

exactly and she’s igbo. they need to stfu.

[@mutelarsorhougbe4606]

L.D are you nigerian?

[@quinyonnaparks4365]

What? I'm African and lighter than her. And get pail in the winter.

[@deedeel5977]

Is this a joke 🤔🤔🤔....of course you can be that colour if you're black African.....

[@alexaundrastuart4587]

Deedee L that’s what I said 👀👀

[@nomD38]

I found her channel from the Chizi video as well, and I saw the negative comments. You would be surprise how many people are so ignorant to think Black people only come in certain hues.

[@Astoldbynneoma]

According to some people it's not possible, so I infact am bleaching.

[@mercybadoe3086]

Deedee L clearly you didn’t finish watching the video lol

[@deedeel5977]

@@mercybadoe3086 . no... I did....the comment was aimed at the "haters" 😘

[@BoluId]

I went to school with a girl who's extremely light skin with hazel eyes , all her siblings and parents are light skin with light coloured (almost green even) eyes and they're 100% Nigerian. So..

[@Achu.o]

I love you girl!!! my mom's grandmother and uncle were mad light-skinned. Hell, my sister is even light-skinned asf! Africans come in different melanin shades honey!

[@username01675]

Like I have cousins with green eyes, and are extremely light.. You don’t have to be mixed to be all that🤷🏽‍♀️

[@Miss-V123]

So true. Ma grandfather was very light skinned so are his kids. One of my sisters has blue eyes. People are so ignorant to think Africans can only be dark skinned

[@lumbasupa3425]

@@Miss-V123 yhu dun know

[@mattc236]

Africans are only dark. They are never white

[@dre245]

@@mattc236 Africans can't be white ( white people are not indelgenous to Africa) were talking about lightskin. Ur probably not even black and I know that non blacks have very little knowledge about our race, but the girl in this video is considered lighter skin. If you put here next to a South Sudanese person (darkest people on earth) you will see a clear difference between them

[@iMmunashe]

Basically she's saying she DIDN'T bleach her skin. And went through the drama/clickbait route to do so

[@ladyg9330]

I’m Nigerian and Igbo and my mom is your complexion she would always get comments that she bleaches and she has never bleached in her life and as far as I know she is fully a Nigerian to me lol

[@iGloriaaa]

This is real, crazy enough my little sister is very light skin and people went as far as making fun of her as a baby saying that my mom slept around- mind you around this time my grandma was still alive, who was very much light. It was just so wrong. The hate comments that women of color face on a daily face piss me off. It's frustrating. It's annoying. We're different shade of brown, everyone should sit down & keep quiet!

[@LlamaLuluPodcast]

Lol, I knew there was no way you bleached. I am also very light-skinned and growing up in Nigeria, I was always called Oyibo (white person) and I hated it so much and also wanted darker skin because I thought having darker skin would make me “more Nigerian”. Lol, I could go on and on, but I just want to say thank you for this video and all you do 👏🏼.

[@rosepetals6895]

I feel your pain girl, I’m a light skinned African girl and i go through the same thing all the time. I used to get mad at black women that bleach because they have created this perception but I realized its just society and ignorance -Don’t worry about those rumours

[@livingandloving14]

Nne don't mind them. I am Igbo, and we are lightskinned. Normal for the parts of your body that are not exposed to even be lighter. When you started the video saying you were bleaching, my immediate thought was 'Wow!!! That's some clean bleaching. You should do a masterclass on bleaching' 😂. Don't mind them

[@DiscClub6]

You had me in the beginning! I was like hold up, some Africans are light lol

[@ruthreta2707]

Ethiopians are light Skinned as well. Thank you for addressing this issue so clear and humble.

[@sosocial6837]

Ethiopians are way lighter than Nigerians, and that’s surprising in my opinion . I don’t know much . Im from America but it’s from what I’ve noticed . I’m honestly confused on why this is a thing in Africa . In America we don’t accuse each other if bleaching it’s not a big thing here , maybe because most of us are already considered “ light skin “ and we have different shades of light skin but it’s so weird that people would assume someone is bleaching

[@sosocial6837]

And that Is NOT surprising I meant to say

[@blacksunlight2618]

Some Ethiopians are light -skinned, not all. I went to Ethiopia on holiday in 2019 and was amazed at the diversity of the population as this is not the image promoted by Ethiopia externally. I am European born and raised with west African heritage and there were many Ethiopians who had the most beautiful skin tones that were much darker than my own including my driver who was from the Amhara region. Ethiopia has over 100 million people and more than 100 ethnic groups. There are people of all complexions across the full scale of blackness from the lightest to the darkest, as well variation in features and hair textures. It was an amazing mind broadening experience to be there and I do hope to return some day soon.

[@icilmaa]

Not all and a fair few of them are bleaching.

[@joyjoyjoyful]

Hey Nne- I’ve experienced the things that you’ve described in your video. I’m Nigerian as well, born to a dark skinned Yoruba man and very light Yoruba woman. I inherited my mothers complexion and as I grew older,(I don’t know if anyone else has experienced this) I became lighter and lighter. It was natural, and my father accused me many times of bleaching. I have never seen a bottle of bleach my life. It’s not fair. Sometimes I feel like dark skinned people project their insecurities upon us by accusing us of bleaching. They try to demonise us to make *US* accept *THEIR* insecurities that they project. And if you say anything against dark skinned people, they accuse you of colourism! It’s like we can’t catch a break. I’m glad you did this video to educate people on the naturally light skinned. I’m glad you’re taking back your power and you defend yourself. Continue doing that, Nne. Hopefully one day we come to a place where we won’t be ostracised for the natural skin that God gave us. We needed this ❤️ love you girl

[@stellajaybaby]

Grace Amagwula yes a lot are unfortunately and they try to project their insecurities on others by accusing them of bleaching

[@TeacherLisah]

You are absolutely right and alot of times the people who accuse you of bleaching are always dark skinned people. Some of them are so insecure that they try and make you feel bad about your skin. This world😪. I grew up around alot of dark skinned people and my upper body wasn't as bright and my legs were so pale. They laughed at me and i remember playing in hot sand and covering my feet and legs just so they became dark. I was so desperate to look like them.😪

[@pla4825]

As a light skinned person I had people make fun of my legs too for being to pale

[@LVLV-im3ne]

I went to school with many people from Nigeria. They were all different shades from the light brown to the coco brown to the Mocha, Mahogany to the rich Mahogany. When my friend Ugochi & I look at Nigerian movies many of the lighter skin actresses tend to be Igbo. I first saw you when you did a video with Shalom. At first I thought you were African American. When the Nigerian accent came out I said ok she is Nigerian maybe Igbo. It is unfortunate that we are still dealing with issues of colorism. You are beautiful with a fun personality!

[@helenbankole4756]

And I sort of knew she didn’t bleach because her skin is so clear. 😍😍

[@kyleoliver1093]

Stuff like this happens everyday and it’s sad that are own culture puts each other down instead of building each other up😪.

[@chinwana7181]

Ether can’t even appreciate their own skin, and having the guts to say “you look sick” because it a light skinned African. Girl U are too beautiful for their nonsense and I know u know it, I don’t even have to say it but I said it.

[@rosepetals6895]

OMG ....finally someone i can relate to As a light skin girl that grew up in Africa i also hated my skin !!! Classmates would always make fun of me I even got to the point of praying to be darker

[@themind5198]

Relating.. Love from Kenya

[@ChisomUtazi]

I can relate. My hands and legs are way much lighter than my other body and people keep asking annoying questions.

[@useraccount2507]

When you said "used thousands of bottles", I was like GURRRRRRL 😂 you playing

[@user-gi9ty6kd9k]

I dont find anything wrong with bleaching your skin. If it makes you happy or whatever do it , go for it , there are many working ways to do it. I personally would recommend a melanin blocker accommodated with soap and lotion that have the same skin lighting properties. You can all attack me now.

[@lexig6207]

What type of soap does this?

[@lacy4035]

Try and research on KZbin the side effect of bleaching here on KZbin..so many documentary....try to educate yourself

[@marlo8456]

Why would imitating a caucasian make you more happy than looking like your natural self?

[@princeehirim9834]

As a very light skin Igbo man, I can totally relate to everything apart from being accused of bleaching. Those women were probably hating.

[@rosie6603]

Who else didn’t believe this one bit ?🤣🤣🤣

[@BoluId]

Seriously? Why? What makes this unbelievable? SMH. I'm African and I can absolutely confirm they're people who are even lighter than her with no European descent what so ever and have always been light since they were kids. It's sad that she even needs to a make a video like this. If you don't know at least do your research.

[@ray83baby]

So the old pictures lied? Watch the entire video. And even if she is bleaching she is an adult. Its her skin and its none of our business

[@bieziebie4259]

If you don't believe her, then you need to go to a school or something to learn more about it because there is so much you do not know.

[@Fatshionistaa]

Don't be unfortunate

[@prettybrittany_]

Yeah I kept rolling my eyes

[@mashah6366]

I never for once thought she bleached her skin

[@YvonneGlendora]

You're skin looks healthy unlike bleachers.

[@smrstory6600]

Not u shaming people who bleach there skin.

[@angiefromnairobi]

@@smrstory6600 Bleachers should be shamed though. It's pathetic and harms your skin.

[@symphony5132]

@@angiefromnairobi why not shame people who are racist instead of shaming people who bleach because of racism

[@nnennao5888]

When I was in Middle School in Nigeria, one of my friends looked at my hands( my knuckles are darker than the rest of my fingers)and said that I was bleaching. My answer, "How am I bleaching, when I have been using Vaseline all my life". Such ignorance!!!

[@themind5198]

I went through the same.. It's normal for knuckles to be darker a little bit.. People are mad.. Live from Kenya

[@dakotarae159]

Knuckles are supposed to be darker? Mine are super pink, same goes for the tip of my toes. I have yet to see it on another person.

[@YouluvvKay]

Some of y'all obviously didn't watch the video, She doesn't bleach her skin, that was the point of the video.(She's talking about how Nigerians/Africans can naturally be light skin)

[@helenbankole4756]

It’s really sad that people just come out of nowhere and pull others down to feel good about themselves.

[@faithumeh8714]

I really HATE people that body shame. Like mind your business about someone’s body!!!

[@TheAlkebulanTrust]

You're a G for this. Had to use this to your advantage. Nne thank you for keeping it 💯✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿

[@Astoldbynneoma]

Absolutely. You know the vibesss Thank you!! 😏

[@ExquisiteAshley]

@@Astoldbynneoma I want to know how you did it

[@emmamullins265]

I hated when people would say because of my skin tone if I was a slave I would be a house slave. I use to stay in the sun as a child because my sister said I was adopted and I wanted to be dark like her. When I got older the doctor had to remove two moles one on my back and one on my arm. I taught by children to have thicker skin than I had for bullies. Thank you for sharing your story. ❤

[@toyinaina6747]

I think the reason why people are quick to accuse others for skin bleaching is because a lot A LOT of Nigerians do bleach their skin. Sorry u felt hurt tho.

[@daniiokonkwo]

I'm 100% Nigerian and I'm igbo too and I'm pretty light skinned. I'm the same with my legs being lighter than the rest of my body. A lot of people think I'm mixed

[@monicacking5126]

Really proud of you dear & thank God after 15 years of bleaching myself l finally stopped# celebrating 8 months now

[@Astoldbynneoma]

Yesss queen 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@smilebbyily2445]

Monica you only stopped because obviously it didn't work....get your money back.

[@monicacking5126]

@@smilebbyily2445 Lol no Sis.... I was using for 15 years & to me ,if that's not a bad addiction then ummmm... And as for my money back where to start LoL...thank you though for the business observation

[@joliearytravels]

My skin changes with the season and in December people always ask me which cream do I use.🤦🏽‍♀️

[@somethinginteresting8151]

U don't look like u bleaching... Pple were just jealous of ur complexion

[@tochipatrick2941]

im so confused as to why people thought you were bleaching like you are obviously just lightskinned. But the beginning was confusing me.

[@alexiszhane]

Instantly after seeing the title i thought “this girl trolling 😂😂 i gotta see this 🤣🤣💀”

[@sweetlyevil187]

They’re insecure about themselves and being jealous toward you. Smh 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@ano24_12]

Same i am Igbo as well and very light. People also assumed i would bleach my skin but i am just naturally very light. And I get lighter in winter.

[@sdanzey6441]

My grandmother is Black American and she's very light I don't understand why people would think you're a bleacher

[@anthonyokonkwo6251]

I was gonna come for you for saying initially that you can’t be African and as light skinned as you. My mom is far lighter, and grandmom way more light skinned and yes we are Igbo. Have had DNA test run and we are 100 % African. Had some 1% Togo and Benin surprisingly but all-American. Love your program, keep it up.

[@celestepereira5672]

I think one thing that people miss understands is that Africans only come in a certain shade of brown, and if they are lighter they must be bleaching, when some don’t even use it, there are multiple shades of brown in Africa, you can find people of a lighter complexion that are Africans, born and raised. Some families where the siblings are of complete different tones some are darker and others are lighter, so for those who are saying that you did, it’s their own problem. And they can’t identify people who actually bleached.

[@megganspoeticalbreeze1266]

Damn it's a shame that you even had to put time into addressing something as simple as your skin color... They're so many beautiful shades to our beauty, that it shouldn't even be a issue... Our black skin is a privilege.... To have skin that contains melanin and can absorb the energy from the sun is a blessing... This angers me that it's even a issue... To my woman that bleach my prayer is that you realize how beautiful and powerful your skin is... Be proud of how your melanin is dripping... We're all beautiful PERIODTTT‼️ 💯

[@empressdede8715]

I never knew light skinned squad also get bashed...wow you really can't please anybody...love your skin for what it is

[@trishissweet5455]

My dear, they are jealous of your skin. Skin looking like milk. You have beautiful skin. I also do not blame some of them because of the bleaching problem in the African culture.

[@ziaratiara4288]

Trish Issweet I’m not jealous

[@sosocial6837]

I’m glad I’m a black American . We don’t see fellow light skin people and say “ their bleaching “ your complexion looks like a normal light skin person and you look fine the way you are . In America there are black people that literally have white skin , like Mariah Carey or lighter and both of their parents are black race . Here , we have different shades and variations of light skin . . A lot of mixture here . Even more now in the past 20 years .

[@michellephiri5380]

Girl I am ligjtskin af too and I'm not mixed at all, I'm African, Malawian🇱🇾 and I've also been trolled about bleaching...sucks

[@dejebony4614]

Girl I was like why she saying theres no light skin Africans. I disagree. Lol

[@sarahglasmann8451]

Girl when you said, no African can be this light skinned without bleaching I was like what???? Cuz I had a ton of Friends that are super light skinned. Especially Igba girls hahah! Loved the vid. 💗💗💗

[@eunique612]

You look great and healthy like God made you. Never once did I think you bleached and was relieved to know your truth. So many people are ignorant and say anything.

[@legallytallm7702]

She’s talking nonsense.. lots of African women have fair skin and don’t bleach their skin…

[@AshleeRoxanne94]

My Mom is light skin almost same shade as you but all her pregnancies darkened her face now she’s two shades. Faces is really dark then her body and legs are really light. I understand words hurt more and it’s hard to just ignore, but l will just say try not to give your energy to negative things like that and you know your truth and happy with yourself. Be safe and stay blessed ❤️❤️❤️

[@JulienArbor]

Hi Ashlee, Your Mom has a skin condition called melasma which often happens in pregnancy. She can leave it be or see a dermatologist to treat it. The treatment doesn’t whiten or bleach the skin but gradually eliminates the extra melanin in the darker areas so her skin will return to one shade. If she ever gets pregnant again it will likely return and it may also get worse as she gets older. It’s really important that she wear sunscreen daily and she may want to look up information and videos by Dr. Heather Woolery-Lloyd who is a dermatologist who specializes in ethnic skincare and is black herself. Best wishes to you and your Mom. 💕🌸

[@AshleeRoxanne94]

Julien Arbor Aww thank you, l will definitely look it up and let her know.

[@adina-cora4147]

They’ll be like “ is your mom white, are you mixed, or you don’t stay in Nigeria, did you escape albinism......”

[@spitfire9502]

I'm getting lighter and lighter as yrs goes by it think it's the creams I'm even considering using tissue oils only.

[@osopeculiar8023]

Am a light skinned Nigeria. This even made me ask question am I bleaching , like I get confused. From my baby pictures I was sooo fair. And at school they will say I bleach, it hots soo much. I was even called a mannequin, imagine.

[@ChrissyGotTheCoils]

Girl I was like dang,I didn't know she was doing that but imma still follow/support her. Then I was like YES 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@JulienArbor]

I hear you loud and clear, gurl! This makes me crazy because they say the same thing about Native Americans. I’m part Cherokee and some Cherokee have always been lighter complected with blue or green eyes, and their hair is finer and often wavy.

[@Hypnotic3]

I just wanted to say it DO NOT take thousands of bleaching cream bottles to be her color and I'm saying this from experience. But never the less you shouldn't let random people make you feel bad about bleaching because at the end of the day if you darkskin or lightskin you would still get hurtful comments! Bleach your skin or dont, it's YOUR LIFE!

[@favourajaero4453]

My Igbo sister!! You’re so gorgeous ❤️ I don’t think you know how many of all those negative people wanna actually look like you🤣keep shining Asa nwa❤️❤️

[@SummerMaphumulo]

You can be African and light skinned naturally! Omg

[@ezinneisiguzo1606]

am igbo as well and my grandma from my mom's side is mad light.

[@macwest8o939]

They was saying u look sick to be hurtful. But u don't look sick. SmH Black people of all shades have their struggle.

[@e.v.a.1219]

I am Igbo, me and my sister are very fair and we’ve always been passed as biracial or bleached. Same old story, ignorance! Keep up dear !! xx

[@Bibzthebarb]

I think everyone has had a time in their life were they didn’t love their skin tone. I honestly dealt with that growing up and till date my lighter cousin would be like you are so dark and It’s so awkward at times.

[@shortygable]

Ibiza Karibi-Whyte I'm blessed to say I wasn't one of those to dislike my skin tone even though I did get negative remarks. I strongly believe it all how we were raise in our household. It's very important to teach our kids about loving themselves and except their flaws no matter what others think.

[@lilmizzije]

not me

[@stellakosiso]

Not me. I've always been called "black beauty".

[@oluomaobi4716]

Igbo people don’t “tend” to be lighter. We have a wide variety of shades, but there is not a tendency for Igbo people to be lighter or darker.

[@onyxcherub7781]

I think she just means lighter than Yoruba's, Hausa's and Fulani's. But yeah in Nigeria there's a lot of lighter people from different tribes. And also a lot of dark, middle or whatever in between skinned in Nigeria as well. Naija is just beautiful. I love your name btw

[@oluomaobi4716]

Onyx Cherub Thank you! And what I mean is that even in the Igbo tribe there isn’t a tendency either way. My little brother is light skinned, I’m dark skinned, my dad is very dark. I know lots of Igbo people who are also very dark and I know those who are also light skinned. I just don’t think it’s accurate to say we tend to be one way or the other. There’s a variety and that’s it.

[@onyxcherub7781]

@@oluomaobi4716 very very true

[@ezenwanyi3756]

tbh generally for nigerians or west africans in general, even probably east, we have the most lightskins. it’s our “stereotype”

[@jeshurundaniel794]

@@ezenwanyi3756 exactly and it's not bad to accept that...I don't get why some people get angry when this is said I'm Igbo but grew up in the west with Yorubas but went to uni in the East and girlll I saw a larger variety of shades I did see more light skinned people there than in the west and it was easier to see them Same with light coloured eyes too in states like Enugu No one is saying there aren't many dark skinned Igbos because there are but it's way easier to see a very light Igbo person compared to other tribes That's why we have tribes...certain features are a bit more common in some tribes than others

[@normabarros3124]

I can identify of what your saying. My own family made me feel being lighter skin tone was bad. So I didn't consider myself being lighter tone.

[@sosocial6837]

I’m the same Complexion as you in the summer , the winter is worse lol and no one here in America says “ it’s bleaching “ we’re just used to it ,

[@reesej3813]

She just sat there and said she didn’t bleach her skin but then she gone sit there and deny the fact she didn’t say she didn’t bleach her skin like make up your mind😒

[@YouluvvKay]

She was trolling, she never bleached her skin

[@vjesus4083]

Yes you can ,am South African and my sisters are lighter since birth ,no breaching. Though i get you ,most women do bleach.

[@tanimulefu6010]

Wow! People stay ignorant! You can be light without bleaching! My daughter is very light skinned ( born that way)From dark parents! It’s the Africans with ignorant questions, like duh! She gets it from her grand daddy whose very light 🙄🙄🙄 your #1🇿🇲🇺🇸🇺🇸fan!!

[@MULATTO_RIGHTS_ACTIVIST]

TAKE A DNA TEST , SIS MOST LIKELY YOU’RE A MUHLATT0. MUCH LOVE, FAM!

[@adakaibeya9292]

There are igbo women that are lighter than you and no they didn’t bleach neither are they albinos. Some igbos were referred to as Red eboes for a reason. It was because of their skin colour

[@DearBill]

Central Africa have many light skinned ethnicities, same for Cameroon.

[@hanitube8737]

There are soo many light skins in Africa specially east Africa and there’s no way bleached skin can look this natural as ur skin

[@charchar5887]

I won’t lie when I see naturally light Nigerians I’m shocked. I saw a Congolese girl very fair as well but they exist! Tbh I never once thought Nne had though as a lot of my igbo friends are fair. Even the dudes! The beauty of black people.

[@queenlii4334]

Tbh most igbos are fair

[@NapturallyBlack]

This is so ridiculous 🙄 ah ah people need to stop assumming every African is dark-skinned my sister in laws are light skinned

[@adetilda5486]

Seriously people are so ignorant, there are many light Nigerians, my mum is Edo and she really light.

[@nataliewalton8590]

I'm so confused, didn't she say shes been bleaching her skin and that she spent so much money??? But then hates that ppl said she bleached her skin.

[@RareTruthLifestyle]

They use to call me “white girl” or Michael Jackson too !! 🙄 lol

[@melize7035]

Brandi Hamilton Michael Jackson 😂😂😂 that’s just wrong damn people are ignorant

[@abdurrahmanabid4899]

Sis you are pretty af they are just jealous.

[@doreenadeniyi8066]

God bless you sis, God said, you are fearfully and wonderfully made. Don't mind them, they are just ignoramus and jealous, as we can see, you are beautiful. My mum is ebo. She is your completion. People even think my daughter is bleaching but it runs in our family. Enjoy your life, don't waiste your tears on anyone who don't deserve it. God bless you and your family in Jesus.

[@lailaadorable553]

**WATCH THE WHOLE VIDEO FIRST!

[@LUANNTAZZ]

I didn’t get your point at first but now I do I was insecure as well about being lighter on my legs and darker on my face.

[@TukeMorgan]

People need to stop making unnecessary comments about other people's skin colour and weight. All shapes and sizes are Beautiful!!

[@luvlyerdj93]

Went to school with Joy so I already know any bleaching rumors is bs

[@vannesa2197]

You are beautiful Inside and outside dont let them get to you, and you don't look sick girl lots of love

[@__viano__]

I was confused at the beginning, Cuz I'm Nigerian and I know alot of Nigerian girls that are light skinned, and your own na follow come😂😂😂

[@bonoloferim2259]

Lol ....me too im black and very light ... african too.. Botswana to be prises... just like u.. me i took my late dad skin tone.. the man was very light lol... me and my elder sister took his colour... my mum is not dark but not fair either.. more like chocolate skin.. my brother took her colour... i use baby lotion..lol.. example Johnson... sometimes i dont apply anything but petroleum jelly..... i used to look at myself and say im too light... because 70 % of people around me where dark....but later i accepted my skin tone ....every skin tone is beautiful.....

[@AmicahSkinS3crets]

Nneoma, you look very beautiful. Don't mind those people with the mean comments, a lot of them are just plain jealous of your beautiful glowing complexion.

[@Bubbl3sCupcake]

Black people come in different shades, sizes, etc

[@chiomaomeruah]

Nneoma ohhhhhh😅😅😅😅...that baby picture.....been bleaching for a long time...

[@divestedkonservativekarame4269]

Idk are you Nigerian descent.... You don't look too light for Nigerians. I am naturally your color when I have no sun exposure. I'm 80-90% black ancestry DNA says I'm 93% Black I'm of Hausa Fulani origin. I remember thinking before the test. I wondered why without Sun exposure I'm lighter I got almost 50% Nigerian and saw the women looked like my family. It's typical for black people of Nigerian descent to have kids that are dark medium and light in a family with the same two parents. My mom's parents literally did this. I've heard the same comments about bleaching looking sick looking grey by jealous black people too. What they're really saying is why am I dark skinned if you're black and not dark skinned that's what they're really trying to say basically that they're jealous

[@tyaler9805]

She’s Nigerian yah.

[@tiffanyj4306]

I’m “white” being so pale was an insecurity for me too. It’s still an insecurity in my 30’s the first few weeks of summer.

[@Fatshionistaa]

People are really mean . I never for once gave a thought to your light skinness ,lol.if that make sense! I'm igbo and I've seen igbo girls lighter than you . People will always be mean .

[@racquelb.poetry]

I'm glad I watched this video all the way through because everything your saying, I totally get it and yes some people can be really ignorant. If someone's body part is lighter or darker than the rest of them, people will assume anything. In the summer, I actually sun tanned by accident so my left arm is darker than my right arm. I've seen women get picked on for not having their face shade match their neck. It's ridiculous so I'm glad you addressed this, people should mind their own buisness. Thank you for sharing this❤