I am not dating Grand P because of money - Girlfriend claims

Eudoxie Yao, girlfriend of diminutive Guinean singer and social media sensation, Moussa Sandiana Kaba, popularly called Grand P, has revealed that her lover is highly promiscuous.

Speaking through a translator on the Prime Morning Show on Joy Prime, Eudoxie Yao clarified that her relationship with Grand P is real and not for social media clout.

She shot down allegations that she was with Grand P because of his money, emphasising that she loved him because of his "heart".

"He's a man with a big heart, we went through a lot when he was down. With him, I am learning a lot," she said.

Eudoxie P disclosed that they had been dating since 2019. Saying, ”Since 2019...we break up the relationship...we come back. break up, come back.”

However, according to her, the relationship had been rocky because “ he likes women.” Indicating that he is promiscuous.

Eudoxie Yao, refused to give details about their sex life, saying it was a secret. She, however, revealed that they were making plans to get married.

Grand P, when confronted with the allegation, raised his arms in innocence.

Grand P gained fame after appearing on a show by Guinean musician Kerfalla Kante, thanks to his unique personality and stature.

He quickly became a sensation on social media both in Guinea and internationally and consequently garnered a large following, both in Guinea and abroad. He is currently in Ghana, as a guest of LEMA Press, one of Ghana's leading printing presses.

Company CEO, Zina Dassa, said that he invited Grand P to Ghana because he was inspired by his positive attitude and hard work. He said that Grand P's success story should motivate Ghanaian youths to pursue their dreams.

The firm has also organized some events for Grand P, including a Meet-N-Greet session with Ghanaian celebrities, who will have the opportunity to interact with the Guinean sensation.

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