Khloe Isn't My Fiancee, Unlimited LA Retract.

Video director, Olalekan Buhari, otherwise known as Unlimited LA, raised a considerable measure of eyebrows at some point back when he proclaimed that Big Brother Naija 2018 contender, Khloe, is his better half and that he is intending to get hitched to her soon. He made the declaration via social media networking days after the opposition commenced in January.


The video director sing an alternate tune. He expressed, Khloe is not my girlfriend. I was just joking when I made that post. She is just my friend. The whole thing was a publicity stunt. It isn’t her nude pictures or the bad reports about her that have made me to say she is no longer my fiancée. We have never dated. I don’t have any girlfriend; so, my post did not offend anybody close to me. “As for my taste in women, I like someone who is smart and hard-working. She also has to have a pretty face. That is what would attract me in the first place.”


Since Khloe is back in the opposition, LA says he doesn't recognize what her odds in the house are. “The funny thing is that I don’t watch Big Brother. I don’t have any interest in it and I am always very busy. It was even on Instagram that I got to know that Khloe was a contestant,” he said.

Invalidating reports that there is a competition fight amongst him and Clarence Peters, LA stated, “I am close friends with Clarence Peters. There is no basis for comparison between us because he has more work experience than me. There is no way I can compare myself with him because he is bigger than I am. People are just talking but at the end of the day, we just want to get paid. There are lots of videos to be shot. I can’t shoot all the videos and Clarence cannot shoot everything as well.”


On how he determines motivation for his video heading, Unlimited LA stated, “Some clients would say they want some specific things in their videos; so, I have to go by way of whatever they say because it is said that customers are always right.”

Talking on a portion of the difficulties looked by chiefs in the nation, LA stated, “As directors, we all face challenges. At times, we go on set only to be harassed by louts who demand money before we can be allowed to do our job. Sometimes, we could also be in the studio and there would be no electricity supply, yet the generator would also not work.”