Yvonne Jegede Denies Exposing Her Cleavage Intentionally

Yvonne Jegede is one sexy actress that is known for her big boobs. In a new chat with Encomium, Yvonne denied exposing her cleavage intentionally. She said:

“I don’t expose my cleavage, it was a photo shoot. You don’t see me walking on the street with my cleavage hanging out. It was a photo shoot. I felt I have some features that people should know of. Even with that, some people still believe that she has a lot of boobs but no behind, that is wrong. I am coming out to showcase. I think the older I get, the more comfortable I am in my skin. You get secured, more confident with age. If I feel very comfortable showing off my curves, my cleavage, excuse me, it is my body. But I will not walk around naked. I wear whatever I am comfortable with.”

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