Moesha Budoung after being ‘roasted’ by Ghanaians for her infamous interview with CNN’s Christiane Amanpour on the subject, “Love & S*x” has hinted on producing a movie on the saga.
Moesha Budoung in an interview with JoyNews’ MzGee disclosed her plans of capitalising on her CNN interview brouhaha to make some good cash.
Moesha Budoung after being ‘roasted’ by Ghanaians for her controversial interview with CNN’s Christiane Amanpour on the subject “Love & S*x” seems not to give a hoot about noisy Ghanaians.
She stepped out boldly as Red Carpet host at the 2018 Golden Movie Awards Africa dazzling in her outfit to the admiration of guests as they trooped in to grace the event.
In the wake and heat of Moesha Budoung’s controversial interview with CNN’s Christiane Amanpour on the subject, “Love and S*x”, a host of Ghanaians including celebrities slammed her for generalizing that Ghanaian women depend on men to survive due to the country’s harsh economy.
Well, self-acclaimed actress, Rosemond Brown aka ‘Akuapem Poloo’ was among the many Ghanaians who descended heavily on Moesha Budoung after the video was released.
Putting on thick-clayed makeup is now the way to go for most of the Ghanaian female celebrities–obviously to look beautiful and ‘perfect as Editor of Ghanacelebrities.com, Chris-Vincent puts it.
Ghanaian professional s*x worker, Moesha Budoung’s obsession with thick-clayed makeup is incredibly insane–of course, that’s what her ‘customers’ want and putting it on arguments her ‘ashawo’ business.
Moesha Budoung was roasted by Ghanaians a few weeks ago when her controversial interview with CNN’s Christiane Amanpour on ‘Love and S*x’ popped up on social media.
Moesha stated the plain truth that Ghanaian women depend on men to make a living due to the country’s harsh economy–her generalization sparked a lot of controversies among Ghanaians.
Failed musician, politician and successful skin bleacher, Diamond Appiah instead of finding the future solution to the consequences of her excessively bleached skin has jumped on the necks of some Ghanaians by describing them as shallow-minded people.
The alleged Ministers and bigwigs’ ‘escort’ commenting on Moesha Budoung’s controversial interview with CNN’s Christiane Amanpour took to her Facebook page and lambasted Ghanaians who criticized Moesha for her generalization that Ghanaian women depend on men to survive due to Ghana’s harsh economy.
