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Being pregnant Or Ovulation? Ahuofe Patri Confuses Followers With Her Bloated Abdomen Regardless of Constant Exercise

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Priscila Opoku Agyeman, popularly generally known as Ahuofe Patri is trending!

The socialite has popped up in a viral video trying larger at her tummy space.

Ahuofe Patri has been noticed in a trending video with some sought of a bloated tummy.

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She stormed the crimson carpet of a program in an armless becoming quick gown with fur across the neck space.

The actress regarded cool however one factor stayed complicated all through the video and that’s her tummy!

Ahuofe Patri’s tummy regarded bloated and significantly enormous!

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Followers are confused about whether or not that may be a being pregnant or one thing else.

Social media customers are speaking making an attempt to make sense of her new look, particularly for somebody who works out persistently.

Watch the video beneath;

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