Toyin Abraham and Iyabo Ojo, two of Nollywood's most beloved stars, recently shared a playful exchange that showcased their close friendship and good-natured rivalry.
The fun moment took place on Instagram, where Toyin Abraham posted photos of her outfit ahead of the movie premiere for ‘A Christmas in Lagos’, directed by Jade Osiberu.
In the post late last night, Toyin, known for her vibrant personality, issued a tongue-in-cheek warning to Iyabo Ojo about their upcoming red carpet appearances. The actress joked that if Iyabo outdressed her at the premiere of her own film, *Bahd and Boujee*, she would have to "remove" her from the event. She even dared Iyabo to call her a "bastard" if Toyin didn’t follow through with her playful threat. Despite the teasing, Toyin made sure to remind her friend of her love and admiration, adding a sweet touch to the banter.
Toyin’s post read, “Aunty Iyabo, I swear if you dress pass me on Sunday, if I no bounce, you call me bastard. Not only you but especially you. Kilode be dressing dressing. I sha love you sha.”
In true Iyabo fashion, she quickly responded with a playful promise of her own, vowing to bring her fashion A-game and joking that Toyin better be ready for the competition. “Be prepared bcos am coming to slay. No vex,” Iyabo commented, setting the stage for what was sure to be a fashion showdown at the event.
This back-and-forth is just another example of the dynamic and fun-loving relationship between the two actresses, who have both carved out significant careers in Nollywood. Their playful rivalry over fashion and style is a reflection of the strong bond they share, as they constantly support and tease each other in equal measure. Fans of the stars have come to expect these lighthearted interactions, which add a personal touch to their public personas.
While the playful jabs over dressing continue to make headlines, what stands out most is the genuine affection between Toyin Abraham and Iyabo Ojo. The two are not just colleagues but also close friends, proving that in the competitive world of Nollywood, camaraderie and laughter go a long way.
