[2] Speaking of how she has been influenced by her Nigerian heritage, she has said: "My parents brought me up with a really strong identity of who I am and so I have never felt inferior due to the colour of my skin, being a woman or gender.

[5][7][non-primary source needed] Mos-Shogbamimu appears on television as a commentator on issues related to politics, current affairs, race and diversity.

[8][9] She has been particularly outspoken about what she perceives to be the negative media treatment of "women of colour" who are in the public eye, such as Serena Williams and Meghan Markle.

[9][10] In 2019, Mos-Shogbamimu delivered a TEDx Talk entitled "This is why I resist", in which she explained why she refuses to be defined by the colour of her skin, her gender or religion, engaging her audience with her views on feminism and politics, and encouragement to join her "conscious revolution".

[11][non-primary source needed] In March 2021, she engaged with Piers Morgan in a debate as a guest on Good Morning Britain, discussing the Oprah with Meghan and Harry interview.

[18] On 20 February 2023, Mos-Shogbamimu reported that she had received a "chilling" letter, ostensibly from the proscribed neo-Nazi terrorist group National Action, that contained death threats directed at her and her family,[19] the same day that transgender television personality India Willoughby reported receiving a similarly threatening letter from the same group.