Video of actor Alex Ekubo’s supercars, luxury house trends after his death
A resurfaced video showing the luxury lifestyle of late Nollywood actor Alexx Ekubo has gone viral online, sparking emotional reactions from fans following renewed discussions about his death.
The clip, originally shared by actress Omoni Oboli, captures a visit to the actor’s home where she is seen interacting with him in a lighthearted moment alongside actor IK Ogbonna.
The video highlights parts of his luxurious residence, including a garage featuring high-end vehicles such as a Range Rover and other exotic cars, as well as his power bike collection.
The resurfacing of the video has triggered mixed reactions online, with many users reflecting on the fleeting nature of wealth and fame.
Some commenters described the footage with the phrase “vanity upon vanity,” using it to emphasise how quickly life can change regardless of material success.
The renewed attention comes amid ongoing tributes following the reported passing of Alexx Ekubo at age 40, reportedly after a battle with cancer.
Entertainment colleagues and fans have continued to share memories, old videos, and emotional messages in his honour.
In a related development, filmmaker Stanley Ontop also claimed the actor had been diagnosed with stage 4 cancer in 2024, adding that he underwent treatment and a transplant before his condition later deteriorated.
These claims have further fueled public discussion about the actor’s health journey and how privately it was managed.
As tributes continue, many colleagues in the industry, including Omoni Oboli and others, have been reposting past interactions with the actor, turning previously joyful memories into moments of reflection.
The viral video now stands as both a celebration of his success and a sombre reminder of mortality, as fans continue to mourn the loss of one of Nollywood’s recognisable faces.
See the video here.
There is also a video of the late actor warmly embracing his colleagues at one of his last outings. Netizens are saying that it was as if he were bidding his colleagues farewell.
See the video here.
