“I helped Delay reach the top when my white husband was alive but she treated me like a slave when he died and I needed help”- Afia Schwarzenegger

Afia Schwar has told her side of the story of how her friendship with Delay deteriorated.

Afia Schwarzenegger, a media celebrity, has spoken out about her tumultuous relationship with his old buddy Deloris Frimpong Manso Delay.

Delay was first introduced to Afia Schwarzenegger when she went to Top Radio with Quata to promote his single in 2004.

Despite the fact that they were in different classes, she accepted Delay as a friend.

Afia Schwarzenegger said that she was married to a white man at the time and that they had their own beach house at Teshie.

She explained how she fed and clothed Delay because she didn’t get paid well at Top Radio.

Afia Schwarzenegger claimed she exploited her wealth to propel Delay to the top, including persuading Prince McKay to add her to Presenters Guide on TV3, which led to her major contract with Oman Fm.

When Afia’s white husband died, she treated her terribly after doing all of these things for her.

She claimed that after her husband died, she felt so depressed that she surrendered her twins to a man named Kofi Maame and moved to a prayer camp.

She had lost everything, and when Delay stepped in to assist her, she treated her as if she were her housekeeper.

Delay was a famous star at the time, so she began to look down on her, forgetting how she used to aid her when her husband was still living.

She had to call it quits after 3 months of starring in Afia Schwarzenegger and virtually living with Delay as a house assistant.

Fadda Dickson, not to mention Bola Ray, was the person who saved Afia Schwarzenegger from her agony, according to Afia Schwarzenegger.

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