I will wear what I want and twerk as it pleases me - Lydia Forson to critics

Ghanaian actress and entrepreneur Lydia Forson, has a message for her critics. In a post on her Instagram page, she made it clear she didn’t care about what anyone had to say regarding her life. In the post, she was seen dancing with hiplife artiste Pataapa at the just ended #Ghanameets Naija.

I'm here to tell you this, I, Lydia Forson of Ekumfi Srafa, Aboadze house will continue to live my absolute best life, I will wear what I want, twerk when my ass permits, and still be invited to give a speech at the UN assembly- this is the freedom I fight for, and as I have it I will bask in it and continue to fight for others to live freely.

You can police and discredit me all you want, but the only cage you can put me in is in your mind.

Out here, it’s all coconut, sunshine, and the occasional glass of sobolo.
Patapeeeeeeeze to the world. #patapaa_amisty #pa2pasojas#pa2pamovement

In another post, the curvaceous actress grandmother was heard was motivated by her to keep on being herself and not pay attention to any negative vibes.

The actress was recently compared to controversial actress and entrepreneur Akuapem Poloo after a video of her dancing in a skimpy dress went viral.

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I’m here to tell you this, I, Lydia Forson of Ekumfi Srafa, Aboadze house will continue to live my absolute best life, I will wear what I want, twerk when my ass permits, and still be invited to give a speech at the UN assembly- this is the freedom I fight for, and as I have it I will bask in it and continue to fight for others to live freely. You can police and discredit me all you want, but the only cage you can put me in, is in your mind. Out here, it’s all coconut, sunshine, and the occasional glass of sobolo. Patapeeeeeeeze to the world. #patapaa_amisty #pa2pasojas #pa2pamovement . . . If your friends can’t hype you like this then wetin you gain!

A post shared by MissForson (@lydiaforson) on Jun 9, 2019 at 4:27am PDT