BBNaija Seyi’s management says controversial sex talk doesn’t define him

The management of Seyi Awolowo has addressed his BBNaija comment about sex and women.

Awolowo is participating in the BBNaija’s All-Star edition which commenced on July 23.

Alongside 19 former housemates of the show, the reality TV star is to compete for a cash prize of N120 million.

During one of the show’s sessions, Awolowo had a sex-related chit-chat with his colleagues, Whitemoney and Soma.

He said he is looking to bankroll his sons and their friends to have sexual intercourse with pre-arranged girls.

The housemate said he created a special bank account to service the sexual fantasies of his son and their friends.

This comment has since generated a heated backlash on social media.

Awolowo’s management released a statement they described as “a more balanced perspective on the matter”.

It said the reality TV star’s comment might have been triggering but does not “define his overall personality”.

Awolowo’s management said the public should consider the complexities of the show as well as the possibility of misinterpretation.

“It is essential to recognize that edited content and isolated segments from the show can sometimes be taken out of context,” the statement reads.

“Leading to a distorted representation of individuals and their actions. Seyi has been portrayed in a manner that does not fully reflect his character, values, and intentions.

“While we acknowledge that Seyi might have said certain things that were provoked, triggered, or influenced by circumstances, it is essential to emphasize that these instances do not accurately define his overall personality.

“Seyi is not a woman beater, woman oppressor, or cultist as some narratives might suggest.

“We urge the public and media to consider the complexity of the show’s environment, the dynamics of human interactions, and the possibility of misinterpretation.

“Seyi Awolowo is a multifaceted individual with a diverse background and experiences, and it is unfair to judge his entire character based on selective moments.

“The show’s portrayal may not always encapsulate the entirety of a person’s identity. We encourage open-mindedness and fairness in interpreting his actions and words.”