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Delving into Rosey’s story of resilience and how she gained self-confidence and assertive behavior in her. Rosey’s growth was evident as she faced her fears head-on and emerged stronger. A fight well fought and won.
These two lovebirds, Drill and Rosey, on the Perfect Match Extra show are the true definition of growth, showing that maturity and evolution are essential in any relationship. Their journey together is a testament to the power of communication and compromise in fostering a strong and lasting bond.
I will single out Rosey specifically and talk about her. She is a true QUEEN who, in spite of all obstacles, overcame them to improve her life. She is now more highly educated and, hopefully, hopes to become a famous journalist who will someday dazzle us with her beauty on our screen.
Rosey, who has come face-to-face with cyberbullying, has shocked me the most on this show. At age 20, on the Date Rush show, with the motive of cruise and social media clout, she met her nightmare, geared at her the attacks of trolls from all sorts of races. As a strong girl, she faced her fears and moved on.
Three years later, Rosey is here on Perfect Match Extra, and the girl is a different person all together. Her growth on that side of facing bullies and conquering the situation has made her strong and confident in herself. Rosey’s transformation is truly inspiring, showing that resilience and self-confidence can overcome even the toughest challenges.
Rosey’s story serves as a reminder of the importance of standing up to cyberbullying and not letting it define who you are. Rosey, whom they called names, broke-shamed, dragged, and hated, is now loved by massive fans made up of South Africans, Ghanaians, Nigerians, and others.
Story by Gina Bev Quist
