| Musician and former Big Brother Housemate, Mimi Divalish, in 2011 angrily slammed the premises of Okay FM to demand answers from Abeiku Santana over a gossip on his show which she claimed was directed at injuring her reputation.
She denied showing her bra and pants, contrary to reports that she indeed showed her underpants and bra in the cause of registering her protest. Mimi, stormed the studio, swearing with foul language and threatening to drum some sense into the head of broadcaster Abeiku Santana. She rained insults on anyone who confronted her, demanding Abeiku’s head. After she was slammed by fans for the act, she granted an interview to NewsOne and explained her side of the story, she said; “I will like to say to my admirers, well wishers, people I inspire and motivate that I am very sorry for all these noise about me. I didn’t show my bra or panty as they claimed, that’s a fat lie. “Someone picks on me. Yes I got so furious! I am human and not a robot. I am not justifying what I did, am stating a fact. Criticism should be very constructive and not an attack.” |
Source: livefmghana.com |
I Did Not Show My Panties And Bra To Abeiku Santana – Mimi
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