What happened to your decency and class? — Delay quizzes Moesha

The part-two interview between Deloris Frimpong Manso, a Ghanaian media personality and socialite Moesha Buodong was revealing.

The interviewer in the Christmas edition of the show asked why the once classy and decent slay queen Moesha has thrown away her “sense of shame.”

Delay expressed worry about how the supposed born-again Moesha was recently seen in numerous videos dancing and throwing herself on the floor.

“You're moving from one club to the other dancing and throwing yourself on the floor; what is all that about?" Delay said.

In her reply, the popular slay queen said she "loves dancing."

As the answer doesn't seem to sit well with Delay, she further asked if dancing was all about portraying certain lifestyles that would depict abnormality.

"Can't you dance decently? You have to be all over the place? When they post the video, people are like 'oh, Moesha needs help, she's going through a mental breakdown.’

“Truly that's not who you used to be. Even though you were a socialite as you put it, you were a socialite with class. Today, you're standing at a chop bar and dancing. What is that?" Delay asked.

But according to Moesha, Ghanaians don't idolise her like Delay described, adding that people are just interestedin tarnishing her image.

Moesha again hinted at plans to leave Ghana for the United States to rebuild her brand because she doesn’t feel loved in Ghana.

"Do you know everything you said about me has made me realise that the world really saw me to be that girl? Because you just described Moesha in a very beautiful way, the world can just listen to this interview on how Ghanaians saw me but you guys just want to tear me down and lie and tarnish my image.

“I did this to see the feedback. I know what I want to become. I really want to leave this country and really direct my brand to the US because I really get invitations to go to the US for a lot of events and I'm trying to really build my brand to be an exotic sexy dancer to make money off that."