Bisola Aiyeola, born on January 21, 1986, is a prominent Nigerian actress, singer, songwriter, TV/radio presenter, and mimic. Raised by her mother after her father's departure when she was just three years old. Bisola's early life shaped her determination and talent in the entertainment industry.

Educationally, Bisola attended both primary and secondary school in Lagos State, Nigeria, before pursuing higher education. Her journey to fame accelerated in 2017 when she emerged as the first runner-up on Big Brother Naija, a popular reality TV show that propelled her into the limelight.

In addition to her reality TV success, Bisola has pursued a vibrant career in music and television hosting. She showcased her vocal abilities with the release of her debut single "Luchia" under Temple Music and gained earlier recognition through her participation in MTN Project Fame West Africa in 2008. As a TV host, she anchored Billboard Nigeria on Silverbird Television from 2011 to 2013, demonstrating her versatility and charisma on screen.

Bisola's accolades include winning the AMVCA Trailblazer Award in 2018 and venturing into production with her debut as a producer in the film “Introducing the Kujus”. Notably, she made history as the first African host of Family Feud in 2022, further solidifying her impact and influence in African television.

Alongside her thriving entertainment career, Bisola launched Brown Girls Magic, a skincare brand emphasizing diversity and empowerment through quality skincare products, where she serves as the CEO and Founder. Her entrepreneurial spirit continues to inspire women across Africa, reflecting her commitment to excellence and innovation in all her endeavors.

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