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The Useless are Simply Forgotten – Netizens React as Video of Komfo Koolege Grinding ‘Massive Booty’ Actress at Occasion Pops Up On-line
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Ghanaian Kumawood star, Komfo Koolege, took over the dancefloor at colleague Diana Asamoah’s wedding ceremony over the weekend alongside actress Angela Tebiri aka Ella 1.

In a video sighted by GhanaCelebrities.com, Koolege, who hosted the reception on the occasion, was approached by Tebiri on the dancefloor and the 2 began dancing with one another.

The Kumawood actress confirmed up in a decent gown, fully flaunting her God-given belongings each within the entrance and the again.

The recently-widowed actor who already remarried, sampled the products Ella 1 offered to him, each from the entrance and the again!

Koolege and his dance companion entertained the gang for some time with a sluggish dance earlier than the actor introduced issues to a cease.

The video sparked reactions on social media the place folks pointed to Koolege’s marital historical past to make some extent.

“The useless is well forgotten ampa 🤦🏽‍♂️❤️‍🩹 In the event you like die and see when you family members will mourn ceaselessly,” mentioned one social media person.

Collins Oteng, popularly often called Koolege, misplaced his first spouse in 2022 following problems throughout childbirth. He remarried in 2024.


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