Ghanaian female comedienne, Afia Schwarzenegger, has rubbished reports circulating in the media that she said famous musicians, Shatta Wale and Kwaw Kesse are bad role models to their children.
Earlier, it was reported by some online news portals that Afia Schwarzenegger, has allegedly described Kwaw Kesse and Shatta Wale as bad role models to their children because of their love for smoking although they are ageing.
She said “When you hit your 30s, there are certain things you don’t do. So yes, I have smoked before, I enjoyed it, but nobody had to tell me to quit smoking. I made the decision to quit because I’m growing. I’ve got kids and that is not what I want my kids to see … I have learnt to put up a good behaviour.”
She added that “I don’t want my children to see me like how the children of Shatta Wale and Kwaw Kesse see them”.
But speaking on Daybreak Hitz on Hitz FM, Afia indicated that she can never recall saying such about the two musicians.
According to her, since ‘anyone can sit anywhere and create a website and say anything, she will not answer to people with mental illness…” she stressed.
Reacting to what she called a ‘fake’ story, Afia said she granted an interview to Yvonne Okoro but never mentioned Shatta Wale or Kwaw Kesse so she couldn’t fathom why some faceless people will report as such.
‘So Yvonne Okoro asked me, she asked me about something I have stopped and I told her I smoke and I don’t do it any longer…and I didn’t attack anyone’s personality.’ She maintained.
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