Men of My Generation are Not Romantic - Clarion Chukwura

Love don’t cost a thing but how does this love works if two does not agree? Nollywood actress, Clarion Chukwura, has described men of her generation as not being romantic.

Clarion stated that men are full of themselves that they have large doses of carryovers from the generation of their parents and grandparents.

She noted that despite the fact that her generation were not romantic, she feels that her son’s generation (Clarence Peter) were more romantic than hers.

“I would say that a greater percentage of Nigerian men are players; and the women have decided that their best way to fight back is to do what the men do. Now, both married men and women engage in extra-marital affairs. To them, it’s no big deal, it is fun,” she said.

Both Married Men And Women Engage In Extra-Marital Affairs - Clarion Chukwura

Love don’t cost a thing but how does this love works if two does not agree? Nollywood actress, Clarion Chukwura, has described men of her generation as not being romantic.

Clarion stated that men are full of themselves that they have large doses of carryovers from the generation of their parents and grandparents.

She noted that despite the fact that her generation were not romantic, she feels that her son’s generation (Clarence Peter) were more romantic than hers.

“I would say that a greater percentage of Nigerian men are players; and the women have decided that their best way to fight back is to do what the men do. Now, both married men and women engage in extra-marital affairs. To them, it’s no big deal, it is fun,” she said.

I Was A Good Smoker and Wore Fake Eyelashes - Clarion Chwukura

Nollywood actress, Clarion Chukwura says she will never take plastic surgery as an option. It is a trend that many celebrities who feel they are aging and still want to look a certain way, take plastic surgery as an option just to keep on looking trendy.

To actress, Clarion it is not an option, stating that she loves her face the way it is. She said at a time she wore fake eyelashes and she hated it, she didn't feel comfortable in it, because, it is very unnatural and uncomfortable.

In her words “I know what my mother looked like at 60, so I know exactly what I am going to look like at 60 and I can certainly live with that. But seriously, Caucasian women might need plastic surgery because their skin tends to sag prematurely but I think that African women, black women don’t really have that problem. Even with all the beauty products and cosmetics in the market, I think black women genetically have really good skin” she said

She also confessed that she used to be a good smoker when she was younger, but gradually she stopped.