Ireti Doyle is a distinguished Nigerian actress, writer, producer, television presenter, and public speaker, celebrated for her roles in Nollywood films and series, including The Wedding Party (2016), Tinsel, and Fifty (2015). Known as the “actor’s actor” for her flawless performances, she has built a remarkable career spanning over two decades, captivating audiences with her versatility in film, television, and stage productions.
Ireti Doyle Biography
| Real Name | Iretiola Olusola Ayinke Doyle |
| Ethnicity | Yoruba |
| Education | University of Jos |
| Height | 170 cm (5’7”) |
| Parent | Mr. and Mrs. Ayinke |
| Spouse | Patrick Doyle |
| Children | Abimbola Ozofor |
| Relationship | Separated |
Early Life and Education
Iretiola Olusola Ayinke Doyle (born on May 3, 1967, 59 years old) is from Ondo State, Nigeria. Her ethnicity is Yoruba, and no public information is available regarding her religious beliefs or siblings.
She spent her formative years in Boston, Massachusetts, USA, where she began her primary education, immersing herself in American culture. Upon returning to Nigeria, she attended Christ’s School, Ado Ekiti, for her secondary education.
Ireti furthered her studies at the University of Jos, Plateau State, earning a diploma in Mass Communication and a bachelor’s degree in Theatre Arts, which laid the foundation for her multifaceted career in entertainment.
Career
Ireti Doyle began her acting career in 1995 with a role in the television series Riddles and Hopes. She gained prominence through roles in Nollywood films like Across the Niger (2004), Sitanda (2006), Torn (2013), Fifty (2015), The Arbitration (2016), The Wedding Party (2016), and its sequel (2017).
Her television credits include iconic shows such as Fuji House of Commotion, Dowry, Gidi Up, and Tinsel, where she portrays Sheila Ade-Williams.
She has also starred in international projects, including Noughts and Crosses and The Power.
Ireti Doyle hosted Oge with Iretiola, a fashion and lifestyle show, for a decade and anchored programs like Morning Ride, Today on STV, and Nimasa This Week.
Her stage work includes The Vagina Monologues, Olorounbi The Musical, and Hear Word. As an entrepreneur, she owns Sisi Ologe Entertainment, a media consulting and production company, and an organic snail farm, which she launched in 2017.
Filmography
- Riddles and Hopes (1995, TV series) – Supporting Role
- Across the Niger (2004) – Supporting Role
- Sitanda (2006) – Supporting Role
- Torn (2013) – Supporting Role
- Fifty (2015) – Elizabeth
- The Arbitration (2016) – Supporting Role
- The Wedding Party (2016) – Mrs. Onwuka
- The Wedding Party 2 (2017) – Mrs. Onwuka
- Dinner (2017) – Supporting Role
- Kasanova (2019) – Supporting Role
- Tinsel (2008–present, TV series) – Sheila Ade-Williams
- Fuji House of Commotion (TV series) – Supporting Role
- Gidi Up (TV series) – Supporting Role
- Noughts and Crosses (2020, TV series) – Supporting Role
- The Power (TV series) – Supporting Role
Social Media
- Instagram handle: @iretidoyle
- Twitter handle: @IretiolaDoyle
Personal Life
Ireti Doyle is separated from her husband, Patrick Doyle, a veteran Nigerian actor and broadcaster, whom she married in 1998.
They have six children, including Abimbola Ozofor, born when Ireti was 17 years old. Her height is 170 cm (5’7”).
The couple faced challenges, including the loss of a son in 2020 due to sickle cell disease. Despite their separation, Ireti and Patrick have maintained a professional rapport, with their marriage once seen as an inspiration in Nollywood.
Ireti keeps her personal life relatively private, focusing on her career and motherhood. She is known for her elegance and commitment to mentoring young talents through her media work.
Net Worth
Ireti Doyle is a distinguished Nigerian actress, writer, and producer with an estimated net worth of $500,000.
Her wealth is derived from her extensive acting career, television presenting, production work through Sisi Ologe Entertainment, and her snail farming business. Additional income comes from endorsements and public speaking engagements.
