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AbimBola Craig talks about the brain tumor that made her think she was going to die
I did something I try never to do and I asked AbimBola Craig directly: Why are you not married?
She had done a video a while ago saying ‘marriage is a scam’, amd as we talked about that video I knew that this was a question she was going to tackle with flair. Of course, she delivered. Right moment. Right person. bold question. Perfect answer.
We talk about marriage, and we talk about the beautiful relationship she had with her father, who was also her role model, and whose passing shook her to her core.
Then she told me exclusively about the moment when she thought her whole world was going to come crashing down - she was diagnosed with a tumor on her brain. She paused her career, and went to America for the surgery. She says it was “war”.
She thought she was going to die. She began to prepare for death.
How did that change her? Who is she now?
In this rare interview - the actor, producer and YouTuber tells her story.
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