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Stella Damasus explains pain and how to deal with it


If there’s one Celebrity that has received the backlash of the media and social media, it is Nollywood actress Stella Damasus. From her marriage to Jaiye Aboderin, to his death to her getting married again, every of her major steps has received backlash, and the actress had felt the pain.

n a post on Instagram, the actress revealed that the pain se went through, she dealt with it in two ways and one of these ways was using her pain to help someone who might later go through such pain to avoid the same thing from happening.
 
The next way to deal with it is to sell your story. We all know how story hungry this generation can get. So according to Stella Damasus, sell your story and make good cash from your pain. But if you’re ever wondering how that will work out, just look at Nollywood newbie, Toke Makinwa, she has turned “a bestselling author” from her pain.

So what are you waiting for? Start helping and writing.

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