US Celebrity Lady, Kehinde Adebayo Reveals Her Fashion & Beauty Secrets

Kehinde Adebayo is a beautiful Nigerian woman who lives in the US. She is elegant and stylish. And a very happy woman who radiates happiness all the time.

She is a Nurse and she has been in active service for years helping to save life.

She lives in Maryland in the US and she recently spoke to Citypeople Online Fashion And Beauty Magazine. She spoke about her success story.

She spoke about her Fashion and Style. "My name is Kehinde Adebayo, but I go by the everyday name Kenny.

I am from Lagos State. My mom was from Agbor Delta State. My Dad was half Nigerian, half Brazilian. My mom was a nurse. I am also a nurse living in the United States." I am a single mom of 3

My Older daughter Ashley just graduated from University with a BSc in psychology

We asked her about her career as a Nurse. How has she found being a nurse?

"I find it very rewarding, humbling and challenging especially now with the pandemic, she explained.

"I am a paediatric skilled nurse working with kids with complex medical conditions"

Why did she choose to be a nurse?

"I love taking care of people, either the sick or just anyone going through some form of pain and who needs care, it gives me a fulfilled satisfaction and like I said earlier very rewarding plus I grew up with a mom who was a military nurse working in the military hospital in Yaba, Lagos."

"Plus I saw my step mom go through painful Cervical Cancer and the way my Dad took care of her, meant a lot to me."

She is very stylish. What is the secret of her Fashion and Style?

"Omg, I love to look good and dress nice when I get the time. My logo is Happiness is free. One does have to do things to bring that inner happiness to oneself and for me it’s dancing and looking good. Self-love is what I preach and abide by.

I am also into the healthy lifestyle, promoting healthy diets and exercise for everyone. When you do this, you focus on your health and avoid illnesses and diseases from ravishing your body and mind."

How is she coping with the pandemic?       

"This pandemic is one thing I never saw coming.

I do my best to stay safe. Mask, social distancing, hand washing, you name it, I do it. I also tell my kids and loved ones to do the same.

Try to get enough sleep and drink lots of water to hydrate. Meditate to keep my soul, exercise and eat healthy to nourish my body.

What else does one do again, but leave the rest to God. And most especially pray pray pray for this virus to go away. And pray for people to listen and do the right thing coz if we all play our parts, it can be done to eradicate this deadly virus."

We asked her to tell us about her growing up years. Where was she born?

"I was born at UCH Ibadan with my twin sister Taiwo

We lived in Ibadan for a while then moved to Yaba, then Ilupeju. After mom divorced from my dad we lived in Ogba and some more places. Did my university in UNIBEN, youth service in Jos, worked a bit in a bank in Lagos before traveling to the United States.

I have an older sister and a younger brother. Two half-sisters who still live in Nigeria."