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My mother is evil – Ghanaian Lady cries after she caught the mother sending nude pictures to her fiancé

by ICON4 May 20210552

A Ghanaian Lady is in a serious shock of her life after finding out from her fiance what the mother keeps doing to him after getting a smart phone.

Narrating the sad story to Abena Manokekame, she states that, nothing surprised her in this world but seeing her own mother in such act makes her feel like a dream.

According to the lady, The mother started sending her fiance her naked pictures which she claimed it was a mistake but keeps doing same in different occasions even call the fiancé anytime she finish taking her bath on WhatsApp video with her nakedness.

Read The Full Story Below….

Good Morning. Please post anonymous.
My fiancé told me that my mother is sending her nude pictures to him.

The first time she did, she claimed it was a mistake. That she intend sending it to my father.

My fiancé showed me the chat. We ignored her and we didn’t talk about it.

The second time, she set her very well. Called my fiancé on WhatsApp video. I was with my fiancé when the call came in.

My fiancé just said, Bae, this one your mum is calling video call.

He picked and we saw my mother naked in her room. She just finished bathing and was rubbing cream.

My fiancé cut the call immediately and I called my mother back to confront her.
She claimed it was a mistake.

Maybe her phone dialed itself or she mistakenly pressed it, my fiancé blocked her on WhatsApp.

I want to address the issue and report her to my father but my fiancé said it’s embarrassing to him. That we should ignore her and start avoiding her. Please what will you do to help me, she added.

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