Ghanaians Blast Lady for Claiming To Be Little Girl in Iconic Indomie Advert: “Clout Chaser”

Ghanaians Blast Lady for Claiming To Be Little Girl in Iconic Indomie Advert: “Clout Chaser”

  • A Ghanaian lady known as Akosua Preman has gone viral for claiming to be the little girl in the iconic Indomie advert
  • In the video, she danced to the viral Indomie advert audio, confidently showing off her fine curves
  • Many Ghanaians flooded the comment section to call her out, noting she wasn’t the little girl in the video, while others left lighthearted remarks

Akosua Preman has become the face of criticism for lying about being the little girl who featured in the trending Indomie Instant Noodles commercial, as Ghanaians reacted to the trending topic.

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Akosua Preman, faces scathing criticism online for claiming to be the little girl in the viral Indomie commercial. Image Credit: @akosua_preman21
Source: TikTok

Little girl in Indomie advert grows

Akosua Preman took to her TikTok account to claim that she was the little girl who featured in the viral Indomie advert some seven to eight years ago.

In her video's description, she insisted she was living a private life while pointing out that many people were not aware that she was the little girl in the video.

"Life is so private that no one knows I'm the girl behind this advert," she wrote in the description of the video.

In the clip, she danced to the commercial’s audio in the background, showing off her fine curves in a green dress.

Her hair was neatly styled into a bob with the ends curled to give it more volume. Akosua Preman did not wear any makeup as she flaunted her radiant smile and natural beauty.

Reactions to Akosua Preman's Indomie commercial video

Many people in the comment section argued that Akosua Preman was lying about being the little girl in the old Indomie commercial.

They lashed out at her in the comment section, while others found a lighter touch to the video and made funny comments.

Below are the reactions of social media users to the viral video of the Indomie commercial:

Tricia said:

"The little girl must be fully grown now, aww🥰🥰🙄."

lamo varies said:

"Eiiiiii, this advert keep long ooo. Wow, I was a kid kuraa oo by this time. The girl grow oo."

Akosua Sahy said:

"But low-key she resembles Emelia Brobey or na my eyes dey pain me🤣🤣🤣."

LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL 💐💙 said:

"How much did they give you that time that you made my mother beat me because I couldn’t spell nutrition 😂💔"

nana Boakye said:

"How old were you 😂😂😂."

Sikapa maame🌹💞 said:

"Life is so private nobody knows the kitchen was for my mum's house☹️."

Kiana, lady in Maggi advert

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Kiana, the little girl in the iconic Maggi advert. Image Credit: @kiana
Source: TikTok

Girl from iconic Maggi advert all grown

YEN.com.gh reported that Kiana, the once-little girl who captured hearts in the memorable Maggi commercial years ago, reappeared in a new video showing just how much she has grown.

Now a young lady, Kiana, was seen dressed stylishly and enjoying music in an expensive car with a friend. Her transformation quickly caught the attention of fans online.

In the comments section of the viral video, many admirers praised her dashing looks and reminisced about her iconic role in the beloved TV ad.

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Source: YEN.com.gh

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Geraldine Amoah (Entertainment editor) Geraldine Amoah is an Entertainment Editor at YEN.com.gh. She pursued Business Administration at Ashesi University and graduated in 2020. She has over 3 years of experience in journalism. Geraldine's professional career in journalism started at Myjoyonline at Multimedia Group Limited, where she worked as a writer. She has completed Google News Initiative News Lab courses in Advanced digital reporting and fighting misinformation.