“My heart was beating so fast. She knows me” – Bisola Aiyeola shed tears as she meets veteran actress, Liz Benson
Nollywood actress and former Big Brother Naija housemate Bisola Aiyeola has been left emotional after meeting veteran actress Liz Benson.
In a series of posts on her Instagram story, she revealed that she met the Veteran actress and her heart was beating so fast. She expressed shock at how the veteran knew who she was. Bisola disclosed that she cried despite always forming a strong girl.
Gushing over Liz Benson, Bisola asserted that the veteran was beautiful, and she couldn’t stop stealing glances at her.
“OMG guysss. I just met the great Liz Benson. My heart is beating so fast.
And she knows meeee
My Goddd
I cried, you guys.
Hard girl, strong girl. Omo mo fo danu
She’s so beautiful fam.
I’m just stealing glances at her”.
One Intimates By Koko wrote, “Liz Benson is legendary
One Wnluxhair wrote, “She’s really so pretty. Liz Benson made my childhood movie experience beautiful
One Official Katty Gold1 wrote, “I’ll be star struck too, that woman’s beauty and acting skills those days was exceptional
One Aniekemeu Doinyang wrote, “Legend
One Abuja Sex Toyshop wrote, “Hard work pays, real recognize real”.
In May of this year, Mercy Johnson and others blessed the internet with a video of them paying respect to Liz Benson. The veteran, who was one of the cast of Mercy Johnson’s movie, A Mother’s Son, had stormed the location for a shoot and was well received by other cast.
In the video, Mercy Johnson and Georgina Ibeh kneeled to greet her, as Georgina revealed how much of a fan she has been. Actor Mike Godson, who was also present on location, also paid respect to the veteran. In her caption, Johnson expressed gratitude to the veteran for having her again.
Back in April, Bisola Aiyeola shared how excited she was about meeting Hollywood actor Idris Elba. The reality star noted how dreams do come true as she revealed that she not only met the famous actor but also got to be directed by him in a movie. Bisola appreciated filmmaker and media mogul, Mo Abudu for making it possible.
