Former Big Brother Naija star, Angel Smith, has sparked widespread reactions with her comments regarding the rising number of pregnancies among her peers this year. In a lighthearted post shared on X (formerly known as Twitter), Angel humorously addressed her fellow “bad bitches,” suggesting that they start “using their bum bum” in reference to the situation.
The reality TV star’s tweet read, “So many bad bitches getting pregnant, y’all need to start using your bum bum. Omg,” a remark that immediately garnered a mixture of reactions from fans and followers online. The post, which Angel intended to be playful, has sparked debates around its tone and appropriateness.
Responding to a fan who teased that Angel herself might be the next to announce a pregnancy, the former reality star quickly shut down the speculation, replying, “No, I’m not Ty.” This witty comeback further fueled the discourse, with supporters applauding her humor and critics questioning the sensitivity of her initial advice.
Many followers expressed dissatisfaction, interpreting her advice as trivializing the responsibilities of pregnancy and family planning. However, others defended Angel, pointing out that her comment was likely made in jest and should not be taken too seriously. The controversy has reignited discussions on how public figures’ statements can influence sensitive issues.
Reactions trailing Angel Smith’s advice to ‘bad bitches’ and pregnancy
chinenye1224 quizzed: “Shey na person Role Model be this 🤲😫🥲.”
TserunD penned: “Angel which kind advice be this?😭😂.”
Iloabuchiii added: “You never make sense.”
a_y_sadam reacted: “What happened to closing your legs??”
_iamsheila__ stated: “When did getting pregnant become a bad thing? So long as you can take care of your child, it’s not a biggie.”
justme_chioma_ said: “Anäl?? I might not know it all but isn’t using that hole prone to fissures, leakage, ïnfection, and so on??”
Angel’s statement has added another layer of intrigue to her persona, as fans and critics alike continue to analyze her unconventional approach to addressing issues. The episode highlights the challenges celebrities face when balancing humor with societal expectations, particularly on sensitive topics.