
Veteran Nollywood actress Bukky Wright has shared insights into her family life, rest schedule, and her grand return to Nollywood.
Speaking about her relationship with her son's wife, Sarah, Wright revealed that she had always prayed against becoming the kind of mother-in-law who makes life difficult for her son's spouse. She expressed comfort knowing her son is in safe hands and prayed the same for her other son.
Wright also shared insights into her personal wellness, noting that everyone in her house knows not to disturb her when she is resting, even if she is not sleeping.
She also discussed her return to the movie industry with 'The Return of Omotara Johnson,' explaining that she deliberately kept the project private because she believes that what you keep to yourself often comes out well.
She said:
"I don't want to be one of those mothers-in-law that stresses their son's wife. I prayed not to be and I can assure you I am not."
"I had to call her after the wedding and thanked her. I feel so comfortable that when I am gone, my son is in safe hands. And I pray the same thing for my other son."
"Everybody in my house knows that when I sleep at a certain time, I mustn't be disturbed. Sometimes I'm not sleeping, I'm just resting."
"I didn't tell anyone that I was coming back to Nigeria. In fact, while shooting, not many people were aware. I kept it private because I believe that whatever you keep to yourself often comes out well."



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