Rita Dominic, a veteran actress in Nollywood, recently shared her thoughts on the complexities of fame.
In an interview with host Lexis Bill, she highlighted the doors of opportunity that fame can open while also shedding light on the enduring challenges that come with it.
Despite her years in the spotlight, Rita Dominic expressed the struggle she faces with the constant scrutiny and criticism that public figures endure. She emphasized that while fame can be nice and bring pleasant things, it can also prevent individuals from truly being themselves.
Acknowledging the evolution of the situation, Rita Dominic mentioned that while it does get better over the years, she still struggles with the scrutiny and judgments that come with being a public figure. One particular challenge she highlighted was the difficulty some people have in separating her real-life persona from the characters she portrays on screen.
Rita Dominic emphasized the importance of distinguishing herself from the roles she plays to avoid misconceptions.
With a successful career spanning decades, she has solidified her position as one of Nollywood’s finest actresses.
In addition to her acting prowess, Rita Dominic has also ventured into production with projects like “The Therapist,” “Light in the Dark,” “Bound,” “The Blindspot,” and “Desecration.”
