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Nollywood veteran Ireti Doyle has once again spoken candidly about her struggles with the toxic nature of social media. After being away from her Instagram for over a month, the acclaimed actress returned to the platform to share her reflections on life, social media, and personal well-being.
In her post, Ireti opened up about her journey toward embracing solitude and becoming an “empty nester.” She revealed that her quiet nature struggles to cope with the negativity that often pervades social media and even the world at large.
“I used to wonder what I’d do with myself once I became an ‘empty nester’. Now I know. Had to disappear again… The streets of SM (nay, the world in general) are becoming too toxic for my quiet soul. How have you been? I hope you’re protecting yourself. Peace. EmptyNest. AnotherSoloTrip. Abundance. Ease. Flow,” she wrote, emphasizing her desire to protect her mental space.
The actress, who has had a long and colorful journey in Nollywood, also shared a throwback from her early days on a movie set. She reflected on how diverse and vibrant her path in the Nigerian film industry has been, demonstrating both resilience and dedication throughout her career.
Ireti Doyle has previously opened up about serious personal experiences, including a near-death encounter with carbon monoxide poisoning. She recounted how she was found unconscious in her car, foaming at the mouth, with blood trickling from her nose after unknowingly inhaling the deadly gas. Ireti credited divine intervention for saving her life, showing the strength she has drawn from past challenges.
Beyond her professional and personal anecdotes, Ireti has addressed topics close to her heart, such as her decision to retain her husband’s surname. In 2023, she explained that the name “Ireti Doyle” has been part of her identity for nearly three decades and has now become synonymous with her personal and professional journey.
With her latest post, Ireti Doyle continues to highlight the importance of mental wellness and the need to sometimes step back from the overwhelming pressures of social media. Her message resonates deeply with fans who may also struggle with online toxicity, reminding them to prioritize peace, solitude, and self-care.
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