“Behave Yourself!” Serwaa Amihere Sends Warning After Fan Claims She Launched $1.4M Range Rover
- Serwaa Amihere issued a strong warning to a content creator who claimed she had purchased a luxury car worth over one million dollars, sparking online debate
- The Ghanaian media personality took to her X account to address the viral claim, triggering widespread reactions and mixed interpretations across social media platforms online
- Earlier, she criticised the normalised practice of spraying cash on gospel performers, expressing her discomfort with the act and calling for a rethink of the tradition
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Ghanaian media personality Serwaa Amihere has cautioned a content creator after a video surfaced online claiming she had acquired a new luxury Range Rover.
Source: UGC
The X video, shared by @AmgSarkcess, showed a sleek white Range Rover with a caption suggesting the vehicle was worth $1.4 million.
The caption of the video further claimed that the award-winning broadcaster had just launched the vehicle, describing it in celebratory terms. Meanwhile, Serwaa was not spotted in the said celebratory video.
“Serwaa Amihere just launched her new $1.4m Range Rover, and it’s all rozzy, Woman valour,” the post read on Monday, April 14, 2026.
However, hours after the video gained traction, Serwaa Amihere reacted to the claim. Rather than directly denying ownership of the vehicle, she issued a firm warning to the content creator behind the post.
She cautioned @AmgSarkcess to be careful with such publications, making it clear she would not tolerate misleading content.
“Don’t do that with me. Behave yourself!” she wrote on her account on Tuesday, April 14, 2026.
Her response has sparked discussions online, with many interpreting it in different ways, including whether it served as a direct correction or a subtle clarification of the claim.
Read the X post below.
Serwaa's response to new car sparks reactions
Netizens have thronged the comment section to share their views on the matter. Below are some of the reactions shared by users.
@UTDErnesto wrote:
"He doesn’t know you’re ex-choir errr."
@GwillFia wrote:
"Which kind of Range Rover is selling at 1.4 million dollars?"
@ericboatenggh shared:
"I have a printer in case you want to serve him a letter."
@Bangero5 wrote:
"Now we say bad things, we are doomed; we say good things too bue."
@RMAPeva added:
"Esquire doesn’t mess around ooo. You guys should behave."
@UTDkojoshift wrote:
"Abotr3 menua… agro nkoaaa."
@kofiyesu44 wrote:
"I be waiter o Make I serve am letter give you?"
@KwabenaGuyman indicated:
"I know his location in case you want to arrest him. Such a silly boy."
Source: UGC
Serwaa Amihere criticises spraying cash on singers
YEN.com.gh earlier reported that award-winning Ghanaian broadcaster and lawyer, Serwaa Amihere, has voiced her disapproval of a popular practice in local churches where attendees spray money on singers, performers, or ministers during services.
In an X post shared on her page on April 6, 2026, Amihere expressed her discomfort with the tradition, calling on Ghanaians to reconsider the act.
The post quickly generated widespread debate online, with many users weighing in on the cultural practice.
Source: YEN.com.gh
