Speaking on a recent episode of the ‘Love Is A Game’ podcast, she said: “Honestly, I initially went through with body enhancement surgery because it was trendy. I had my surgery done in 2018.
“It was mainly the trend and peer pressure that influenced my decision. I actually had a naturally good body shape. I was slim with curves in all the right places, like a typical African woman. Maybe my stomach was a bit too much back then.
“I was nervous before the surgery and didn’t tell my mom. I went with two friends. The experience was painful. You can't sleep on your butt for fourteen days, so you have to lie on your stomach. That's the hard part. After the surgery, you'll cry for three days. But, in the end, it's worth it.”
Eke also clarified that she hasn't undergone surgery to enhance her face, contrary to rumors. She emphasized that her beauty is natural.