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A throwback video of Xandy Kamel mercilessly trolling Benedicta Gafah has surfaced on social media.

The video pops up at a time Xandy Kamel is crying out about Ghanaians trolling her.

Based on Xandy, individuals continually troll and physique disgrace her over her weight and failed marriage.

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Shedding tears on Saturday’s United Showbiz, Xandy stated she nearly committed suicide because of the fixed trolling.

Nevertheless, Ghanaians have refused to have sympathy for Kamel because of her personal previous behaviour.

Netizens identified that was a worse troll and bully for most of her life.

In that vein, a video has resurfaced displaying how she trolled and bullied Benedicta Gafah a few years in the past.

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