Beautiful actress and super model, Chika Ike who recently bagged an MBA from Harvard University has revealed the one thing that made her feel inferior while growing up.
According to her, many people never liked her body and this was the main reason she was bullied by friends in school.
She said she was the tallest and skinny girl among her class mates during her secondary educations days and this constantly made her hate morning devotion because she will be ordered to stay at the far back.
Right now, many girls are hoping and planning on how to get her body shape and texture, no wonder the bible said the stone the builder rejected turns out to be the chief cornerstone.
This is her story:“I never liked my body growing up and was constantly bullied about it. I can remember eating all sorts of things to gain weight but nothing worked, I really craved to have some flesh on me. I was called all sorts of names like Lepa, thin girl and Agric chicken because I was so skinny and tall. So I started modeling as soon as I graduated from secondary school because modeling agents thought I had “the look”.
“Today the reverse is the case, I’m on all sorts of diet programmes and exercising every other day to keep the weight I’ve always wanted in check,” she enthused I hated my body, Chika Ike reveals
Beautiful actress and super model, Chika Ike who recently bagged an MBA from Harvard University has revealed the one thing that made her feel inferior while growing up.
According to her, many people never liked her body and this was the main reason she was bullied by friends in school.
She said she was the tallest and skinny girl among her class mates during her secondary educations days and this constantly made her hate morning devotion because she will be ordered to stay at the far back.
Right now, many girls are hoping and planning on how to get her body shape and texture, no wonder the bible said the stone the builder rejected turns out to be the chief cornerstone.
This is her story:“I never liked my body growing up and was constantly bullied about it. I can remember eating all sorts of things to gain weight but nothing worked, I really craved to have some flesh on me. I was called all sorts of names like Lepa, thin girl and Agric chicken because I was so skinny and tall. So I started modeling as soon as I graduated from secondary school because modeling agents thought I had “the look”.
“Today the reverse is the case, I’m on all sorts of diet programmes and exercising every other day to keep the weight I’ve always wanted in check,” she enthused
