Nollywood actor Jim Iyke has made headlines after revealing his adventurous side with women. The ace actor made the revelation during an appearance on the Is This Seat Taken audiovisual podcast, hosted by Chinasa Anukam. The actor revealed that he has dated women from all races, stating that he has lived in three countries and has extensively dated across different races. During the podcast, Jim Iyke stated that he has always been adventurous and enjoys experiencing and living life to the fullest. Owing of this, he dated women from various walks of life, religions, and races, both romantically and casually. According to him, there’s rarely a religion or race that he hasn’t been with. He said, “I have dated extensively. I have dated across different races. Because I’m always adventurous. I just want to experience and live life. “So, I have lived in three countries. I’ve met different kinds of women from different walks of life, different races, different religions. There’s rarely a religion you point to or race that I have not been with either romantically or casual dating.” Jim Iyke grew up as the only boy among 11 women, which he says influenced his views on women and relationships.
Lilian during a chat on the latest Tea with Tay episode disclosed how the disciplinary committee of Benson Idahosa University (BIU), Benin, Edo State gave her a tough time because of her sex scene with actor Jim Iyke. According to her, the movie was the first gig she got as an actress, and was combining schooling with her acting career then. “I started acting fully in biu. In the first movie that I did, they almost expelled me from school because I had a sex scene with jim iyke. So when the movie came out, then I was young,” Afegbai said. She added, “it was just a lot, and people in the school, you know how jealousy now, people started telling our reverend seb’s wife and so they brought the movie to school, they said I acted an illicit scene, they fixed a panel.” “I thought I was going to get expelled. I was scared. It was a christian school and when people start talking about things in school and making it a thing, you actually face a panel. When I went to the panel, I started making them understand that I am christian. I would never do anything to jeopardize my christian faith but then this is acting ma, it’s make-believe.” 
