In Nigeria, my grandma sold everything - everything - for my mum's education. — Wunmi Mosaku Copy Share Image
I am the product of two very strong women, my mum and my grandma, who prioritized education. — Wunmi Mosaku Copy Share Image
My grandma was raised in Ghana, and she went back there to work, so she could earn money for my mum's education… — Wunmi Mosaku Copy Share Image
I think the saddest thing is how people take on guilt and blame that isn't theirs or doesn't belong to them, and how hard… — Wunmi Mosaku Copy Share Image
I honestly never wanted to come to America. It wasn't part of my goal as an actor. — Wunmi Mosaku Copy Share Image
You get to a certain age and you start comparing and being uncomfortable in one's body. And then you get to a place where… — Wunmi Mosaku Copy Share Image
If I was to go around as a white woman, a white man, an Asian woman, an Asian man... the world would just respond… — Wunmi Mosaku Copy Share Image
I was always treated older than I am when I was a kid, so I had to be like, 'No, I'm sweet,' and this… — Wunmi Mosaku Copy Share Image
I read a script that's presented to me, and if I love the story and the role, I audition for the part, which is… — Wunmi Mosaku Copy Share Image
I feel middle-class, but my family had to start from scratch. There was no inheritance from a great-aunt. It feels like a slog. — Wunmi Mosaku Copy Share Image
I don't know what can be done about knife crime, gang culture and people carrying weapons because it's a world I don't know about,… — Wunmi Mosaku Copy Share Image
I actually sewed my own wedding dress and I sewed my flower girl dresses. — Wunmi Mosaku Copy Share Image
I dropped chemistry because there was a cute boy, and I figured out if I dropped chemistry, I would be in his drama class. — Wunmi Mosaku Copy Share Image
