Why It's Been Really Hard Since Leaving Big Brother - Sheggz

Segun Olusemo popularly known as Sheggz is a housemate who competed in this year's season of Big Brother Naija: Level Up. The footballer and actor left one week before the show's conclusion and ended up going far in the game. However, since leaving the house, reception has not been what he expected and there have also been accusations leveled against him of domestic violence made by an influencer called BeautybyGbemi.

During a new interview with Lilian Afegbai on her Youtube show, Lilian's Couch, Sheggz opened up about the whole ordeal. He talked about how life has been for him since leaving the house and also touched briefly on his feelings about the accusations leveled against him. Here is what Sheggz said.

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During the interview, Lilian Afegbai asked Sheggz: "How is your mental health? When you came out, how was it? Were you depressed? Were you having anxiety? How did you feel? Because these are conversations people really don't like to have. And I now am in a space where I can talk about being depressed in the past or me almost dying from depression because now I'm strong. My mental health, I'm alert. If I know you're going to mess up my brain, I move. Like I protect my mental health. If I know being on Instagram for one week is going to stress me or there's so much, I just go off. So like for you, how do you manage it? Because it's a lot." He responded saying:

I was definitely broken when I came out. The thing about me is I'm not gonna lie, I can say it, I was definitely broken. I didn't think this is what I was coming out to to be honest. It was hard. It was really hard. And I feel like a lot of people, I feel like it's easy for them to - to be honest, when I came out, I felt like I didn't have a voice. That's the truth. Some of the stuff that is hanging around me and that I'm accused of, 97% of women that speak on it are actually telling the truth and only 3% are lying. So I didn't have a voice. There's nothing I could really say that anyone would be like you know what bro, we believe you. They will find cracks in any single thing that I say. So that was tough to feel like I didn't have a voice. Obviously I have an amazing fan base. They're super good. Sheggz FC. I feel like they really kept me going. My family, super supportive. In fact, scrap that, God first and foremost. I feel like I'm quite spiritual. I feel like my journey is meant to be bumpy because where I'm going to is - it's never straight forward for me. Even my football career was not straight forward. So I just feel like it's part of my life and I feel like at the end of the tunnel, there's light. And I feel like people would see the greatness at the right time.

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