Popular Ghanaian musician, Patapaa Amisty says he doesn’t want to see his German wife Liha Miller.
He said popular blogger ZionFelix is the reason.
His recent statement comes as a surprise as he is noted to have over the weeks negated rumors of him divorcing his wife.
The ‘One Corner’ hitmaker had indicated earlier that the marriage was intact but there was a little distance as the wife is a nurse in Germany.
In the recent rant, however, the musician mentioned blogger ZionFelix as a causal agent for the problems in his marriage and he asked others to be careful with him.
“Is because of this guy I don’t want to see my wife again, he is the problem between me and my wife,” he wrote.
Meanwhile, ZionFelix is in Germany with Liha Miller on a celebrity hung out.





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Good morning and afternoon friends, and PATAPAA wherever each one find himself or herself. My advice goes to PATAPAA that he should know well that german women are not like some of our African women who do normally flirt here and there to gain wealth. White women are very serious when it comes to relationship, and i am not afraid and ashamed to mention the French Ambassadrice of her intention even to have a Ghanaian man as her lover and partner at her age of 54 years. White women are valuable a...