AMERICAN ACTRESS DUMPS HOLLYWOOD FOR NOLLYWOOD, REVEALS SHOCKING SECRETS

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RealHart: Good Morning and Welcome, Ms. Adrienne Hampton to our Interview session. I am Mr. Ekeledo Kelechi Hart, the administrator of RealHart As it is, with me to conduct this interview is the administrator cum manager of KamReports, Mr. Kanu Augustine. Please can we officially meet you?
Adrienne: I’m Adrienne Hampton, was born in Philadelphia Pennsylvania in the USA.

RealHart: Why do you have dark complexion?
Adrienne: I’m not dark I’m light brown skinned

RealHart: Noted. Why is that?
Adrienne: I can’t answer that only God could

RealHart: Do you have any African connection?
Adrienne: Can you be more specific?

KamReports: That definitely has a lot to tell about you. Can you let us deeper into your background; where you from and so on...?
Adrienne: I already told you where I’m from. My mother is American and my father is from Ghana. I’m not married but I’m in a relationship.

KamReports: Ms. Hampton, you marked your birthday recently. How was it?
Adrienne: My birthday was fine.

KamReports: A lot of young ladies today seem to love modelling so much. Can you tell us a bit about the modelling and why you picked it as a career?
Adrienne: I picked it because everyone told me I should be a Model.

KamReports: How satisfied are you with your achievements so far and what is likely your next big move?
Adrienne: I’m fairly satisfied with my achievements. I can say yes I did it I accomplished this short term goal. My next big move is acting in more movies and doing comedy

RealHart: How long have you been into acting?
Adrienne: About 10 Years.

KamReports: What about challenges. What are the ups and downs you have recorded in your career?
Adrienne: Rejection, weight gain, competition, shady people, and jealousy from other models and also staying in shape

KamReports: You mentioned rejection as one of your challenges? Please can you tell us more about what happened and how it happened?
Adrienne: Modelling agencies are very strict with their requirements. I had agencies tell me I’m not tall enough or my face is too round or I’m too tall. Or they would say come back in 6 months or we have a girl your type etc.

RealHart: How do such things make you feel?
Adrienne: Sad but I kept going because rejection to me just made me stronger because there was always a door open to me

RealHart: We have a lot of movie industries in the world such as Hollywood, Ghollywood, Nollywood etc. Which of these are you into?
Adrienne: Hollywood and now Nollywood.


RealHart: Can you mention to us some of the movies and comedies you have been featured in?
Adrienne: Consensual Injustice, Jumpoffs, The Maury Povich Show, Judge Judy, Turning Up the Heat with Garvin, and Game Time.

KamReports: Talking about movies. There is this trend with actors and actresses moving from one national movie industry like Nollywood to an 'international' one like Hollywood. Yours seem to be on the reverse. Why is it so?
Adrienne: Because It’s harder for Black actresses  here in America

Kamreports: What are those 'Hard(s)'?
Adrienne: Because Hollywood is racist and there are token black actresses on Tv, in movies, and commercials

RealHart: Some Directors of Movie industries like Nollywood have been accused of sexually harassing some of their actresses before given them roles.
How true is this allegation?
Adrienne: Well in Hollywood they call it the casting couch. In Nollywood I don’t know yet but I have heard stories from my manager that it does exist. I believe it because the illuminati.

KamReports: You made mention of the Illuminati. Can you throw more light on that?
Adrienne: The Illuminati are celebrities that sell their soul to the devil to reach the highest status of fame and stardom.

RealHart: How far can you go in front of the cameras (intimacy wise?)
Adrienne: Frontal nudity, which means bare topless but arms covering the breast and lingerie.

KamReports: Let’s talk about action. If you are asked to name a price and get paid to do a Pornographic role in a movie, how much will you go for?
Adrienne: I wouldn’t do it!

RealHart: Of all the movies you have acted, which of them do you consider most tasking?
Adrienne: Consensual Injustice

RealHart: Why is that so?
Adrienne: Because of so many takes each day.

KamReports: What do you have to say about the desperation on the part of young and upcoming actors and actresses?
Adrienne: Just remain professional at all times, get your education to fall back on if your career does not work out, have a passion for what you do and never give up on your goals and dreams.

RealHart: What attracted you to Nollywood in the face of other African and world movie industries?
Adrienne: Pat Attah

KamReports: Your fans will definitely be itching to know, how do you control weight gain, to keep fit and to be in shape?
Adrienne: Well I eat healthy most of the time and sometimes eat what I want. I burn it off by exercising 3-4 times a week

RealHart: What is your philosophy of life?
Adrienne: My Philosophy of life is to live it to the fullest in a positive way and to pray that god let me in to his kingdom on judgement day.

KamReports: Tell us all you can remember about your intimate relationship with the opposite sex and how it has helped or negatively affected your career.
Adrienne: Sorry I’m not answering personal questions like that.

RealHart: How lucrative is acting and modelling business?
Adrienne: Very lucrative

KamReports: What are your final words for the young in particular and the society at large?
Adrienne: I have no words for society because most societies are brain washed. For the young I would say, always stay creative and think outside the box because there is extended knowledge everywhere and things to learn that is not taught in any class room.

RealHart: Thanks a bunch, Ms. Hampton for your time
Adrienne: Your Welcome Thank You

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