We all know KKD was not supposed to have any take on this Moesha and her infamous CNN interview because he is not far from Moesha.
But you know Ghanaians and the way they want to have a bite of anything that is on the grill, our arguably honourable Kwasi Kyei Darkwa came to the defence of Moesha— more like two people of the same root looking out for each other.
Kwasi Kyei Darkwah aka KKD who became the meat on the chopping board of Ghanaians when he ‘chopped’ a 19-year-old girl at a hotel‘s washroom has sided with Moesha Budoung for saying Ghanaian women depend on men to survive due to Ghana’s worse economic situation.
KKD is of the view that married men should focus on their families and stop ‘banging’ and providing for young ladies (side chicks).
Veteran Ghanaian arts & entertainment critic/blogger Osarfo Anthony recently got married to his sweetheart, Badu, in a rarely seen Vedic ceremony held in Accra.
Anthony, a former contributor to GhanaCelebrities.Com, and his wife are both devotees of the Hare Krishna religion and thus were married in the storied tradition of that movement.
His Royal Blackness KKD known in real life as Kwesi Kyei Darkwa has long been irrelevant even before the hapless rape saga hit him three years ago.
In recent time, the man has taken to poetry and constantly doting on his children. You know what they say about words being good for the soul.
Kwesi Kyei Darkwa popularly known in showbizness as KKD has been gushing over his son and daughter in these past days. What is prompting all that father and children goals we cannot readily give.
We are not saying anyone needs any special reason or day to be all lovely and sweet to their children but when this happens at the back of a controversy, we begin to whither in ambivalence.
Newscaster, Nana Aba Anamoah who is a proud mother of one has been introducing her son, Paa Kow Anamoah, to the limelight leaving the young man exposed to fans with sharp tongues.
The GhOne Tv news editor decided to tell the world how much she’s spending on her son’s education in the U.K and at the back of this, one GC reader, Eric Nyarko, said upon all this expenditure the boy might rather come out as gay like KKD’s son did.
Celebrated Ghanaian broadcaster Kwesi Kyei Darkwa (KKD) has reportedly deleted the long emotional post he made last week expressing support for his son who came out as gay.
KKD’s lengthy post on social media said he would love his son no matter what and that despite his cultural and religious leanings he supports him.
Controversial lawyer Maurice Ampaw has warned KKD that if his gay son ever returns to Ghana, police would be monitoring him and would arrest him whenever he decides to have s*x.
Kwabena Kyei Darkwa, a model based in the UK, has been trending over the past few days after an interview in which he opened up about growing up gay came to light.
The best responses Ghanaians have to a solid, logic based argument is to lob ad hominems back in your direction without ever responding to the argument raised.
Solid example, the recent piece by GhanaCelebrities.Com editor Chris-Vincent Agyapong Febiri labelling Ghanaians as hypocrites for ‘sinning’ all the time yet judging homos*xuals such as KKD’s son for being gay and treating them like the only sinners in town.
In February 2015, GhanaCelebrities.Com reported that, Ghanaian broadcaster KKD who was alleged to have raped a 19-year-old woman some few years ago allegedly “disowned” his son because he is GAY.
Later the following year, GhanaCelebrities.Com spotted an online dating website which was for KKD’s Son, called-Darkwah Kyei Darkwah, confirming that he’s indeed GAY.
Now, we’ve stumbled on an interview in which Darkwah Kyei Darkwah, a fashion editor at Gay Times Magazine talks about being gay–saying, he realised he was gay at primary school and because he was living under the roof of his parents, he had to hide his sexual orientation until he moved out.
He said:
Patapaa has been attacked tremendously over the past 24 hours all over the media, especially by KKD, who described the ‘One Corner’ dance as madness, foolishness and a whole host of other insulting terms.
However, artist manager Lawrence Nana Asiamah Hanson, aka Bulldog, has jumped to the defence of the young artist and his viral dance.
Style icon Kwesi Kyei Darkwa (KKD) has hit out strongly against the ‘One Corner’ dance, describing it as madness and foolishness and a whole lot of other insults.
According to KKD, those who engage in the dance are simply engaging in stupidity with no discernible benefit.
Kwesi Kyei Darkwa (KKD), has opened up once again on the rape saga of a few years ago, insisting that he was set up.
The ace broadcaster and avid fashionista said people who wanted to malign his reputation cooked up the allegation of rape against him, even though to this day the girl herself involved has not said she was raped.
KKD is regarded as perhaps the sharpest dressed man in Ghana but it seems his judgement on others leaves a lot to be desired.
According to the avid fashionista, the President of the Republic, Nana Akufo-Addo, is one of the sharpest dressed men in the world.
For this to come from a woman, it highlights how some African women still regard rape, a violation of a woman’s dignity as nothing serious.
A Ghanaian Facebooker-Silvia Obeng has taken to Facebook to say the shunning of Ghanaian showbiz person-KKD who faced rape allegation which has obviously killed his brand over ‘SMALL RAPE” is not fair.
She seems to suggest that, a single rape, even if committed by a man should not be enough to wipe out all his good deeds–forgetting that, there’s nothing like small rape and men should be accountable when they violate women.
Check out what she wrote below…
