Just when it seems the backlash against media personality Serwaa Amihere had begun to die down, celebrated Kumawood actress Christiana Awuni has weighed in on the presenter’s controversial comments about fake designer items.
In a video shared on TikTok and sighted by GhanaWeb on November 10, 2026, Christiana Awuni described Serwaa Amihere’s remarks as unnecessary, arguing that she could have communicated her point without making people who cannot afford original designer products feel inferior.
According to the actress, she has no problem wearing clothes that match her financial capacity, even if they cost as little as GH¢20.
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“I wear what I can afford, even if the particular item costs GH¢20. If you are able to get a place of your own and a car, you can manage. Not everyone knows how to deliver a speech in public. If she said what I am hearing, she didn’t do well.
“I didn’t imagine she would go on that podium to make such a statement because those kinds of utterances could make a young person want to abandon a lifestyle they can afford,” she said.
Christiana Awuni further questioned whether Serwaa Amihere had ever worn fake designer clothing before becoming successful.
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She said Serwaa may even not have been able to afford original designer outfits during her early days in the industry, urging her to reflect on her comments and address the issue appropriately.
“So she wants to tell us that during her youthful days, she never wore a fake dress? She didn’t speak well at all. In this world, you have to cut your coat according to your size. Otherwise, you may become a thief or end up sleeping with numerous men.
“There are a lot of sicknesses around, and if care is not taken, you may end up dying. She should go and sleep over it and come back to say the right thing,” she added.
Watch the video below:
@phamous.com Christiana Awuni on SERWAA AMIHERE
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