Moesha Boduong confuses popular Ghanaian blogger with her assets

Popular Ghanaian media personality, Moesha Boduong in a recent photo was seen confusing popular Ghanaian blogger, Ronnie with her gigantic backside.

Ronnie was seen in the photo looking at the well-endowed actress in a very confusing manner.

Moesha took to her Instagram handle to share the photo with the caption;

â€œ@ronnieiseverywhere_official is back â¤ï¸kindly follow himâ€

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@ronnieiseverywhere_official is back â¤ï¸kindly follow him
A post shared by Moesha Babiinoti Boduong (@moeshaboduong) on Jul 12, 2020 at 10:28am PDT

Source:Â www.ghgossip.com

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