Plus-sized Nollywood actress, Eniola Badmus, has hinted that she is single, searching and may have no qualms stealing another woman’s man.

Why? Well, the screen diva says it may just be an act of God.

Badmus dropped the message in a cryptic post on SnapChat, saying:

I want my own man but if God gives me yours who am I to argue

WuzupNigeria reports that Eniola Badmus came into Nollywood limelight when she featured in Funke Akindele’s movie, Jenifa. There has, in recent times, been rumours of a rift between them.

However, speaking recently in an interview with City, the Ijebu Ode indigene denied there was a rift.

She said,

Funke Akindele and I are still friends. We are sisters. Funke Akindele is one person. I love so dearly with my heart, because of who she is. Also, whether we like it or not, we can’t deny the fact that Jennifer blew a lot of us. She gave us that light. It helped a lot of us. We can’t forget the fact that it was Funke’s film that helped many of us.

At some point in a relationship, there will be ups and downs. That is life. We can never have 100% relationship. There are some times you people will have misunderstanding atimes or disagree on some issues. Funke, whether good or bad, I can’t fight her. She remains my sister. Funke, whether good or bad, even if she’s fighting me, I can’t fight her, because I rate her so much. She’s up there. She’s big. She’s been a wonderful person to me. Whether we like it or not, her brand has actually affected my brand in a good way and I am happy with that fact. If we were fighting, she would not have come for my premiere. Funke Akindele coming for my premiere was like a huge surprise to a lot of people because people were saying a lot then. They said we are fighting. We are not together anymore.

This is the thing. There is no fight. Funke Akindele is a very busy person. She has a huge brand that she has to work on. I am also trying to build my own brand. It talks a lot to do that. I combine so many things to keep the brand going. So, everybody is trying to work on their brands.

At a point in time, 10 friends cannot continue to be friends. Not that you will fight. No. But you will all have to pursue different things at some point in time.

Whilst you are in Ibadan pursuing your career, another person might be in Ghana and another friend might be in Port Harcourt, another in Abuja. Yes, you are all friends but you are all in different places pursuing different ideas and projects. We didn’t part ways. Funke and I didn’t quarrel. Funke and I didn’t fight. But at some point, we just needed to work on our brands. She’s doing well. And Eniola Badmus too is doing well. It takes a lot to succeed with your brand and even after you succeed you still need to do more to sustain it.

Maybe if we didn’t have what we had at that time maybe I won’t be here now. It’s not as if we fought. We didn’t fight, though there were some little side talks, or hearsay.