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Speaking on the Delay Show Saturday, Dzidzor, who had said she tested positive for HIV and was working with the Ghana AIDS Commission, said she has never tested positive, a claim disputed by the AIDS Commission.

"I know that I have lost trust," she told host of the show Deloris Frimpong Manso aka Delay. "In the minds of people, I have lost trust, I have lost credibility when it comes to my health issues."

"But my health issues shouldn't be somebody's burden," he said, repeating, "It shouldn't be somebody's burden."

In the wide-ranging interview,she  denied ever testing positive for HIV/AIDS but admitted taking antiretroviral drugs.

Asked how long she took the antiretroviral drugs, she answered "only once."

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Finding her claims inconsistent, the host ripped into her, saying "for the first time in my life that I have conducted an interview, everything you said, I don't know what to believe and what not to believe."