Ghanaian artist Black Sherif has criticized dancehall star Shatta Wale for wearing fake designer boxers.
The issue started when Shatta Wale shared a photo online, not realizing that his boxer shorts were not genuine.
Instead of the well-known Calvin Klein brand, he was seen in a white pair marked “Calvlein Klein,” which seems to be a knockoff.
Although netizens missed the error at first, Black Sherif was quick to catch it. He playfully reposted the image to draw attention, captioning it, “For life is our life,” subtly implying that Shatta Wale is not someone he would look to for fashion advice.
The comment contributes to the ongoing exchange between the two artists.
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In other news, Chidimma Adetshina, Nigeria’s beauty queen and second runner-up at Miss Universe 2024, has shared her emotional journey to the global stage, shedding light on the mental health challenges she faced along the way.
In addition to her stellar performance at the pageant, Chidimma earned the title of Miss Africa and Oceania, solidifying her status as a trailblazer in international beauty pageants. Speaking in an exclusive interview with the BBC, she reflected on her rise in the pageant world, admitting she never envisioned making it to the top two.
“I had already made peace with being in the top 30. That alone felt like a victory to me,” Chidimma confessed. Her humility and perseverance resonated with many, as she revealed the immense pressure and emotional toll the competition took on her.
The beauty queen also opened up about her ongoing mental health struggles, acknowledging that the intense experience left her emotionally drained. “Not many people understand what I went through,” she admitted, adding that she is exploring therapy to process the highs and lows of her journey.
Despite the challenges, Chidimma’s achievements have inspired countless fans, reaffirming her position as a role model and a symbol of resilience.
