Nollywood actress Shaffy Bello continues to prove why she is regarded as one of the Queens of Fashion in the industry.
The veteran actress, who turns 55 today, took to her Instagram page to share stunning photos of herself looking radiant and elegant. Keeping her caption brief yet heartfelt, Shaffy expressed gratitude to God for the new year.
“Here’s to 55. I AM GRATEFUL, LORD,” she wrote.
As expected, her comment section was filled with love and warm wishes from her colleagues and fans.
Deyemi Okanlawon wrote, “Happy birthday, Aunty Shaffy.”
Hilda Baci commented, “Happy birthday, Aunty.”
Yvonne Jegede added, “Beauty! Aunty Shaffy, happy birthday.”
Lilian Afegbai wrote, “Happy birthday, my loving Aunty Shaffy. I pray happiness never departs from your life. Love you so much.”
Sharon Francis said, “Happy birthday, mama.”
Foluke Daramola wrote, “Hey, my fashionista big sis! I love your style, poise, and elegance. Wishing you the best ever, sis. Have a blast.”
Osas Ighodaro added, “Happiest birthday, beautiful Aunty Shaffy! Prayers, blessings, and abundance now and always.”
Steve Chuks wrote, “Happy birthday! Blessings, ma.”
Bolanle Ninalowo said, “Happy birthday, big sis.”
Busola Dakolo added, “Happy birthday, Aunty.”
Mo Abudu commented, “Sweetheart, wishing you the happiest of birthdays! You look hotter than hot, and congratulations on all your achievements — one of the hardest-working women I know.”
Sharon Ooja also wrote, “Happy birthday, mama, I love you loads.”
A few months ago, the award-winning actress opened up about her personal life, revealing that she often gets flattered when younger men slide into her DMs. She admitted to dating a younger man in the past but noted that she wouldn’t try it again. However, she shared that she is now open to marriage, though her mindset about it has evolved over time.
In an interview with Chude Jideonwo, Shaffy reflected on her past marriage, revealing that she sacrificed her union for a successful acting career. She disclosed that over a decade ago, she left her husband and children in America to pursue her dreams in Nigeria — a decision that came with great emotional cost.
“I needed and yearned for more, but I didn’t know the price that would come with it,” she confessed.
In another interview, Shaffy also weighed in on the popular social media debate about what women bring to the table. She advised women not to feel attacked by such questions, emphasizing that confidence and independence make women more attractive to men.
“Ladies shouldn’t be too needy — it makes them less attractive,” she said.
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