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She’s Naturally Stunning, No Surprise Maxwell Selected Her Over McBrown – Video of Serwaa Prikels’ No-Make-up Face Sparks Reactions

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She’s Naturally Stunning, No Surprise Maxwell Selected Her Over McBrown – Video of Serwaa Prikels’ No-Make-up Face Sparks Reactions
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A video exhibiting the no-makeup face of social media sensation, Serwaa Prikels aka Nana Ama McBrown’s ‘rival’ sparked a social media battle between followers and detractors of the favored actress.

The video, which GhanaCelebrities.Com noticed on social media, confirmed Serwaa – the alleged accomplice of McBrown’s ex Maxwell Mensah – receiving a whole makeover from a make-up artist.

The method begins with Prikels’ full no make-up face and continues together with her receiving her fairly makeover and the way her face finally ends up trying.

Contemplating actresses and public figures are by no means seen in public with out a number of layers of make-up masking their face, Serwaa obtained reward for being courageous to share her pure face.

The video had nothing to do with McBrown, nevertheless, some feedback handed by McBrown’s detractors led her followers to leap into the feedback, sparking a struggle.

One widespread remark mentioned Serwaa’s pure magnificence explains why Maxwell selected her over McBrown, whereas others insisted McBrown is way prettier than she is.


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