Agradaa Exposes Empress Gifty for Allegedly Living in a Rented Apartment After Being Sued for GH¢20m

• Evangelist Patricia Aseidua, popularly called Agradaa, claimed that Empress Gifty and her family allegedly rent their house
• The style influencer, who owns three houses in the Ga South constituency, recently showed off one of her homes
• Some social media users have commented on Agradaa's trending video that a popular blogger posted on Instagram

Televangelist Patricia Aseidua, aka Agradaa, has mocked gospel star Empress Gifty by suggesting that she resides in a rented apartment, amid escalating tensions between the celebrities.

The feud ignited after Empress Gifty's husband, Hopeson Adorye, commented on Agradaa’s controversial $800 gift from Sammy Gyamfi, the acting CEO of the Ghana Gold Board (GoldBod).

In a recent video, fashionista Agradaa confidently asserted that Empress Gifty and her affluent husband were tenants rather than homeowners.

She expressed disdain for those who live in rented properties, insisting she only associated with individuals who owned their residences.

Additionally, during the video, Agradaa proudly showcased her lavish mansion, underscoring her belief in financial independence and success.

Furthermore, she took the opportunity to highlight what she claims is her natural beauty, contrasting it with Empress Gifty's rumoured cosmetic enhancements.

This comment added another layer of personal attack to their public feud and raised further debate about self-image among female celebrities in Ghana.

The Instagram video is below:

Empress Gifty sues Agradaa for GH¢20million

In response to Agradaa's derogatory comments, Empress Gifty has taken legal action, filing a defamation lawsuit at the Tema High Court on Tuesday, May 20, 2025.

According to court documents provided by her husband, Hopeson Adorye, the gospel artist was seeking GH₵20,000,000 in damages for slander and libel.

Empress Gifty's lawsuit has outlined four key claims against Agradaa, which include a request for a perpetual injunction in the matter.

This injunction aims to prevent Agradaa, along with anyone associated with her, from making further defamatory statements or publications about Empress Gifty in the future.

Furthermore, the gospel artist is demanding the removal of all videos and audio recordings featuring alleged defamatory remarks from all of the evangelist's social media platforms and is also seeking coverage for legal costs, including her attorneys' professional fees.

The post highlighting Empress Gifty's lawsuit against Agradaa is below:

Long-standing tension between Agradaa, Empress Gifty and Hopeson Adorye escalated after the televangelist received a gift of $800 from GoldBod CEO, Sammy Gyamfi.

The politician later apologised for his actions, stating that he had only intended to do something good, and escaped sanctions from the government, led by President John Mahama.

Empress Gifty trends at Richard Quaye's birthday

Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported on Ghanaian gospel singer Empress Gifty impressing at Bills Micro Credit founder, Richard Nii-Armah Quaye's lavish birthday party.

The musician rocked the red carpet in a short black outfit that showed off her gorgeous legs and modelled in elegant high heels at the year's biggest event.

Social media users commented on Empress Gifty's immaculate hair and makeup as she posed with gospel star Joe Mettle on the red carpet at RNAQ's celebration.

Source: YEN.com.gh