Wake up from the dream -Nikki Samonas tells fan who says he wants to marry her

Wednesday, May 26, 2021 at 10:44 AM by Ebenezer Agbey Quist

- Famous Ghanaian actress, Nikki Samonas, told one of her fans to wake up from his dreams after the gentleman declared he wanted to marry her

- Nikki was a little witty in her reply but this did not stop other people from making similar comments about the actress

- It all started after Nikki shared a couple of beautiful pictures that dazzled her fans

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Nikoletta Samonas, a Ghanaian actress and a freelance model, popularly known by her fans as Nikki Samonas, has barefacedly told one of her fans on social media to stop dreaming about her.

This happened after the actress shared a beautiful set of pictures on her Twitter handle, which got a gentleman with the handle @mo_jaabs wishing to be her husband.

The alumna of both Holy Child High School and the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology's words to the gentleman were:

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See the picture Nikki shared below:

See the gentleman's comment and Nikki's reply below:

This reply did not stop other people from crushing on the actress.

@CDebloved said:

You look like one angel I saw couple of nights back in my dreams, I think her name is milibel’ name of both worlds’Gem stoneSmiling face with heart-shaped eyes

@brabenefit suggested:

Damn Nikki. But take this and ponder on it “if I were a cop I would have arrested you for being so beautiful and sexy ”whatt with heart-shaped eyes

Wake up from the dream -Nikki Samonas tells fan who says he wants to marry her Credit: @Nikkisamonas
Source: Twitter

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