“I Love That I’m A Little Curvy” — Tems Say At The Met Gala

 

 

According to reports from Vanguard, the Internationally acclaimed Nigerian singer and songwriter, Temilade Openiyi, known to fans worldwide as Tems, has shared her thoughts on the beauty of black womanhood and the significance of self-expression in shaping her identity. In a candid interview during her recent visit to Atlanta, Georgia, the Grammy Award-winning artist spoke with media outlet Cocoa Butter, offering personal insights into what she values most about her cultural and physical identity. Tems, who has gained global recognition for her soulful sound and distinct artistry, expressed deep appreciation for her natural form and heritage.

When asked to reflect on her favorite aspect of being a black woman, Tems responded with sincerity and a light-hearted tone. “I love my curves. I’m proud of my body, including my little booty. It’s part of who I am, and I embrace it fully,” she said, smiling as she spoke. Beyond her physical features, Tems delved into how her Nigerian roots influence her personal style and artistic choices. She explained that her approach to fashion is shaped by a blend of cultural pride and a desire to maintain her individuality.

“I pay attention to the little things, from how I accessorize to how I present myself. Nigerians naturally have a flair for extravagance, and I enjoy incorporating that into my style. But at the same time, I always make sure to stay true to myself and express my unique personality through my look,” she explained.

Tems remarks reflect her broader philosophy of self-acceptance and authenticity, qualities that have endeared her to fans across continents. Her rise to prominence has not only been defined by her musical achievements but also by her unwavering commitment to celebrating her identity as a black woman.