Sharon Ifedi Child Actress Grows Into An Amazing Teenage Actress

An African Giant teenage actress Sharon Ifedi a.k.a “Star Girl” who began her acting career as a child has maintained her popularity even as a teenager. Her determination as a child actress and the support from her parents through her acting career has made her a successful teenage actress.

Sharon Ifedi is a 12 years old famous Nollywood child actress, model and television personality and popularly known for playing emotional and sorrowful roles and has gained the affection of her fans as a result.

She has featured in over 40 movies and particularly remembered for her roles in “Sister Jessica”, “Tears Of A Slave Child”, “Lost Princess”, “Tears of The Weeping Princess”, “Little Madam Of The House”, “Price Of Wickedness”, “Dark Visitors”, Wasted Authority” and more. Her recent movies includes “Fear Of The Unkown” and “The Salt”.

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In general, it is common that child actors may experience overwhelming pressures when working under tight production schedules. Particularly when substantial projects depend on the actors success on the ability to deliver brilliantly. However, Sharon Ifedi has been able to combine both work and education pressure and remain a success. She has recently sat for her JSS3 secondary school exam and celebrated her 12th birthday and the  future is looking even brighter for Sharon.

Also she is fortunate to have a supportive parents that has provided her with the needed support allowing her to come this far in her acting journey while some other children actors dropped the acting profession and chose a different career path.

She has been nominated for several awards including the award of one of the fastest rising Nollywood child actress, Nigerian Teen Choice Award for Choice Entertainer of the Year and received an award for Nigerian Teen Choice Award for Choice Outstanding Dramatist 2018.

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