The actress Victoria Lebene has made a significant impact on the cosmetics and interior design industries with her audacious foray into entrepreneurship.

She has expertly balanced her passions, displaying a natural talent for business that precedes her acting endeavors, while maintaining a demanding acting career.

As she steadily advances in these new endeavors, rumors have surfaced raising the question of whether her entrepreneurial aspirations may take her away from the big screen.

The mother of two allayed fans’ concerns in a recent interview with Graphic Showbiz by promising that her newfound love for skincare and interior design won’t take away from her commitment to the profession, which has won her many admirers.

“I’m going to stay dedicated to my acting career despite the challenges faced by the film industry. It has been difficult for me to balance this with my acting profession, which I have been doing for a few years. However, that would not imply that I would give up on my love of performing,” she clarified.

She clarified that she isn’t giving up on her passion for acting and is instead looking into other business ventures in order to give her family a secure financial future. (Related article: Victoria Lebene: My ministry is not for clout, my calling is true.)

“For me, moving from acting to entrepreneurship was a logical next step. I’ve always been curious to pursue new creative endeavors. All of the “Adurowura” that the public has been hearing is just a moniker I picked up from selling skincare products. I haven’t stopped staring at screens because of it.

“I think it’s wise to look for other ways to provide for our family. I am not going to stop performing because of these new endeavors. This move will merely make sure that, aside from the money my acting career brings in, I have other possible reliable sources of income.”

With the words, “Even now, ‘Adurowura’ is a full series on YouTube and I am still making a good number of appearances in other movies and series,” she reassured her admirers that her acting profession is still very much alive.