Earlier this week, a Nigerian actress-Liz da Silva made headlines when she was busted by her social media fans for wearing fake Louboutins but following the exposure, she did something unusual.
Instead of defending herself that her Louboutins were real as most Ghanaian Celebrities will probable do, she owned up to her fakery—saying, she would never spend her hard earned cash on expensive designer brands when she can easily buy the replicas at a low cost.
According to That1960Chick;
Last night actress Liz da Silva was busted for rocking fake Chanel & Christian Louboutin, after she posted pics of her new “designer bag and shoe” purchases.
Unfortunately for her many her followers can spot a fake from a mile away and they called her out for flaunting fake azz ish!
Ouch!
But before you go judging her…her comeback was epic!
Rather than go on a rant trying to prove the items are real by posting 1000 pics of the items from different angles, Liz jejely owned her fakery and also let it be known that she would never use her money to buy expensive shoes when she is going to use them to walk on the floor!
This is exactly what Liz da Silva wrote in reply to the social media exposure;
When aiye is not seriously doing me from TOGO why on earth would I buy REAL ORIGINAL shoe that I LIZDASILVA will step on ground!!! KO JOOOO, (WHEN IT’S NOT GOLD) all in the name of class? I wear/carry copied shoes/bags and 99.9% of sensible human around the WORLD does for crying out loud, what matters most to me is FITNESS (1). if you dnt like the shoe biko jump inside lagoon + make sure you LOCATE the middle as in the deepest area to enable hungry FISHES receive you without you suffering much, (2). LAGOS/IBADAN EXPRESS needs some paintings as JULIUS BERGER workers are still @ duty, YOU GET OPTION so change your ways and spend the coin in your acct WISELY!!! I no be Omo DANGOTE/OTEDOLA, I KNOW WHERE AM COMING FROM
GhanaCelebrities.Com believes there are several Ghanaian Celebrities who kick the fake designer brands too—but we don’t really expect them to as Liz da Silva did, owning up to their fakery. Ghanaian actress-Yvonne Nelson has been indicted so many times for patronizing fake LV bags.
But what’s the point in going to buy a fakie because you don’t want to afford the expensive real ones? We thought the essence of the the brand is in the name and the price—this is what we call, self deceit.
