In what went on to be the most trending topic in Ghana on Sunday, some Ghanaian celebrities felt they were treated unfairly after organizers had invited them for a lunch date with Cardi B.
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"Dear Cardi B, apology accepted" – Afia Schwarzenegger on ‘meet and greet’ chaos
Ghanaian TV and radio personality Afia Schwarzenegger has responded to Cardi B following a ‘meet and greet’ misunderstanding that rocked the American rapper’s visit to Ghana.
"Dear Cardi B, apology accepted" – Afia Schwarzenegger on ‘meet and greet’ chaos
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The award-winning musician who claimed she had no idea about the arrangement did her best to meet the few people who were still at her hotel.
But before then, things had gone out of hand.
READ MORE: READ MORE: "You're not a cheap celebrity" - Cardi B shows class handling Afia Schwarzenegger
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Afia Schwarzenegger had already taken to social media to express her anger at how she was treated, insulting Cardi B, her bodyguards and even her mother.
One of her posts saw her in a video admonishing other people to leave Cardi B’s hotel with the caption:
“I will NOT wait 4 hours for Jesus … I won’t do that for @iamcardib. The cheap so-called Celebrities are still waiting for their fellow human being till 8:40 pm. Whiles madam is on some coke and kebab”
Cardi responded to her post writing:
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“You are not a cheap celebrity. Sorry for the misunderstanding. Hopefully, we will meet one day and things go different. Thank you for coming out anyways. Your country is lovely.”
Afia Schwarzenegger later posted a screenshot of Cardi B’s reply accepting the apology and wishing the American rapper a safe journey back home.
She wrote:
“Dear @iamcardib, apology accepted! Thank you … And have a safe trip.”
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