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Joke Silva talks Sex for Roles, Rejection & Body Shaming as she covers Genevieve Magazine’s September Issue

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Veteran Nollywood actress Joke Silva is the cover star for Genevieve Magazine‘s September 2018 Issue.

For her feature in the magazine, the actress takes us on a journey through her 36-year career, opening up about sex for roles, rejection, body shaming, what she wishes she knew as a young actor and a whole lot more.

Visit Genevievemagazine.com to grab a copy

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