Life is very hard being rich and famous in America, according to Oscar-nominated actress Wunmi Mosaku.
The Nigerian-born, Britain-raised actress said that she is so stressed by the fact that the federal government is enforcing immigration laws that she has not had sufficient opportunity to enjoy the supporting actress nomination she received for her role in the film “Sinners,” she said in an interview with theThe Times.
“I’ve not been able to celebrate because of what’s going on right now, with the killings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti by ICE agents in Minnesota and the kidnapping of a five-year-old boy,” she said in the interview, noting that several days after Good was shot while interfering with ICE agents, and the discredited frenzy over a child who was never kidnapped, she overslept and missed the announcement of her nomination.
“It’s difficult to hold both the nomination and the news because one feels beautiful and one is so dark and heavy; truly dystopian — how can I possibly go out and buy some drinks and enjoy the moment?”
She doesn’t care about the people who actually suffer from illegal based crime because she earned a quarter of a million for that role. Considering her career is 20 years of consistent roles in Hollywood, she is just saying the current thing that is approved.pic.twitter.com/blNoxjPk83
— Miss Belle (@BelleDreamer7)February 16, 2026
She said her American-born black husband “is not as shocked as I am at the news.”
She blamed that on America’s culture.
“There’s a very strange American psyche where terrible things happen and people still can go to work the next day, whereas I’m floored for a week and think, ‘How are people going to crowded places when this has just happened?’ I want a cocoon. My reaction reminds him that this is not normal,” she said.
Well, we can add Wunmi to the list of pathetically out of touch, condescending, virtue signalling celebs.
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