Influencer, fashion entrepreneur, and reality TV star Laura Ikeji-Kanu has offered an emotional reflection on her three-year journey as a cast member of The Real Housewives of Lagos (RHOLagos), describing the experience as both challenging and transformative for her personal brand. Taking to Instagram, Ikeji shared heartfelt thoughts about her time on the show, opening up about the complex mix of emotions that came with being part of one of Africa’s most talked-about reality series. “I’ve been a cast of this show for 3 years, and I have very mixed feelings about it. Very sad and very beautiful memories. Sometimes I couldn’t wait to shoot, other times I dreaded it,” she wrote. Despite the rollercoaster ride, Ikeji made it clear that joining the RHOLagos cast was one of the best decisions she’s made. “I do not ever regret taking this gig,” she affirmed. Known for her unapologetically bold persona and magnetic screen presence, Laura quickly became one of the show’s most memorable figures. From heated confrontations to genuine emotional moments, she brought a unique blend of drama and relatability that resonated deeply with fans. But for Laura, the impact of the show extended beyond entertainment. It was a strategic move for her business and brand. “Doing this show has helped me and my business. I’ve gained fans turned fams, and I’m grateful,” she noted, acknowledging how the exposure strengthened her connection with her audience and boosted her entrepreneurial ventures. In her message, Laura also expressed sincere appreciation to the production team and platform partners who gave her the opportunity. “Thanks @livespot360 for f*cking with me always. Thanks @africamagic. Thank you, Africa,” she wrote, adding a special nod to her fans for standing by her during both her “highest and lowest” moments. While she stopped short of confirming her exit from the show, her final words “Till we see again” suggest a possible farewell, or at least a pause in her RHOLagos journey. As speculation about her next move grows, one thing remains clear: Laura Ikeji’s time on The Real Housewives of Lagos has left a lasting impression on fans, on reality TV, and on her growing fashion empire.