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Bubbly Ghanaian media persona, Nana Ama Mcbrown has confronted some heavy backlash following her uncouth actions on the wedding ceremony of Dr. Sarpong’s daughter.

Throughout the wedding ceremony reception, Ghana’s favourite hip life artist, King Promise carried out his hit music, “Terminator” for the bride and groom.

As they danced to the music, Nana Ama abruptly got here out of nowhere and hugged King Promise from the again. This made King Promise flip round to hug her and begin dancing along with her.

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However instantly, Nana Ama Mcbrown did that, the facial features on the face of the bride modified to point out that she wasn’t glad about what was taking place.

Within the feedback part of the video, lots of people bashed Nana Ama Mcbrown for taking consideration from the bride and groom along with her “imposition”.

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Watch the video beneath;

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