[MUST READ] Man craches car into another man's car while starring at boobs.

Mitchel Ozakpolor,

Busty actress, Mitchel Ozakpolor, has opened up on how a lustful man crashed his car into another man’s car as he starred at her massive chest publicly in Lagos.

While speaking in an exclusive interview with HVP, Nollywood actress, Mitchel Ozakpolor, who is known for her massive boobs, narrated how a lustful car owner rammed into another car while starring at her boobs indiscriminately, in Lagos.

Narrating her shocking experience, the actress said on that fateful day, she was walking down the road as there was heavy traffic around Surulere area of Lagos.

Upon sighting her, the car owner in question lost control of himself as he kept starring at her boobs until his car rammed into another car.

She said further that immediately, the two drivers alighted from their cars and started throwing shade at each other as she walked passed them, adding that the incident wasn’t the only embarrassing moments she has had as a busty actress.

She recalled that on several occasions, she had avoided standing at bus stops because of men starring at her boobs. “It happens all the time, they keep starring at my boobs.

“And that’s why I tried to avoid standing at bus stops. I know I have huge b**bs that men cannot take their eyes off my boobs,” she enthused.

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