Evan Okoro, a former gospel singer turned Instagram slay queen, has adamantly proclaimed her behind to be public property.
In a recent video she posted online, Evan, who previously described how she transitioned from being a devout Christian and music minister to someone who now posts pictures and videos of herself in scantily dressed, made this claim. Evan’s story previously sparked a significant uproar on the internet.
She made it clear in the video that she will keep showing off her body because that is what consumers want nowadays.
She claims that despite trying comedy, movie acting, and singing both secular and gospel songs, none of these activities garnered her notoriety.
She added that we live in a world where nobody supports hard-working women but appreciates those who flaunt their bodies online.
In light of this, Evan Okoro pledged to continue sharing ‘Otele’ (Buttocks) content on social media, as she believes it is what has propelled her to the current level of stardom she enjoys.
Watch her speak below
Evan recently generated a lot of Internet sensation after her old images appeared online.
The curvaceous woman, named as Evan Okoro, who frequently posts explicit images and videos of herself, shot to online fame after sharing old pictures of herself dressed as a “church girl.”
Evan’s background extends beyond being a church girl, though; in addition to singing gospel music that stirred the soul, she also released soul-stirring recordings. Her makeover into a “Instagram baddie” has netizens talking.
She published the album cover for her gospel CD in one of her postings and discussed the many obstacles she had to overcome to get to where she is.
“Real story of if your church can not change you, you change your church, Isaaa dewu dewu season. Proud sweet teenage girl that brought her parent to the city back then, with full of dreams, I was feeling like a boss here the day I took this picture.chai I started suffering from childhood oooo.
At 13 I rented Comfortable one room and parlor for my parent and brought them out from village to the city, Onisha city, yes that was my first dream in life. And God helped me to achieve it. I hawked everything hawkable just for my family to move to the city, at such a tender age. Life is a journey abeg make I enjoy my life small.. because my childhood was taking away from me by poverty. But today!!! Well the story is for another day Isaaa dewu dewu season”, She wrote.
