Ghanaian songstress and socialite Hajia4Reall recently joined TikTok with the intention of reconnecting with her fans, whom she openly admits to missing.
However, her well-intentioned effort was met with criticism from certain online users.
During a live session on TikTok, an unexpected guest appeared on her feed, offering unsolicited advice that she should take a hiatus from social media, particularly in light of her ongoing fraud case.
Hajia4Reall, whose real name is Mona Montrage, is currently facing legal proceedings in the UK for allegedly being involved in wire fraud totaling more than $2 million.
As part of her legal situation, she has been placed under a $500,000 bond and is under monitoring through an ankle tracker.
The concerned fan expressed worry for Hajia4Reall’s overall well-being and suggested that stepping back from social media could potentially help her avoid undue stress and negative interactions.
Hajia4Reall, however, did not receive this advice well.
She retorted that she views social media as a platform for human connection, asserting that she is a participant in the collective human experience it offers.
She raised the question of whether she, as an individual, doesn’t deserve the chance to engage in online conversations just like anyone else.
In response to the advice, she called on her followers to empathize with her perspective.
Moving forward, the artist intends to conduct frequent live streaming sessions as a means to interact with her audience and share her emotions and experiences.
