Nollywood actress: Shan George Talks About Her $-ex Life, Personal life And Pros-titution Scandals

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 Like every other Nollywood actress, Shan George has had her fair share of scandals. She has been accused of going into marriage and coming out of it over  three times, dating younger men and decorating her body with countless tattoos. What’s true and what’ s not? In this interview, the half caste actress shares her  painful story with Showtime Celebrity. This is Shan George beyond the scandals.

You have some reservations about the kind of questions journalists ask you during interviews?

Well, people always want to know more about my personal life, my relationships and  all those stuff that the soft-sell magazines like to exaggerate. I just think that serious publications should be interested in asking relevant questions.

So, if you were the one interviewing yourself, what would be your first question?
I would ask myself how long it actually took me to get to where I am today; the challenges along the way and how I’ve been able to overcome  them. It took me about 15 years to get to this point. However, one major challenge I have always faced as an actress has to do with not being at home all the time and playing roles in movies that are opposed to my character.

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PROS-TITUTE sleeps with police officer to avoid being locked up

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There was drama on Saturday night at the Nanyuki Police Station after a police officer decided to take a commercial s-ex worker he had arrested to his home and had s-ex with her instead of locking her up in cell.  It was discovered that the officer had arrested 10 twilight girls that night but one of them negotiated with him to release her and that she would sleep with him for free. The officer agreed and even deleted her name from the list leaving the nine others.  Drama unfolded when one of the girls learnt of the plan and informed other officers. They felt prejudiced as one of them had been set free while the others were locked in the cells waiting to be taken to the court.