Controversial media personality Mona Gucci has fired back at musician Sister Derby, socialite Efia Odo, and content creator Kwadwo Sheldon, among others, for defending TikTokers following her recent criticism of them.
It may be recalled that during one of her shows, Mona Gucci criticized TikTokers, particularly a creator named Ahmed, stating that they did not deserve to be on the red carpet at the recent 2025 Telecel Ghana Music Awards.
Her comments sparked backlash from several entertainment personalities, including Efia Odo and Sister Derby, who deemed her statements unwarranted and disrespectful.
In a new development, Mona Gucci has responded to those who attacked her views.
Addressing Sister Derby, Mona argued that despite the musician’s fame, she has not made any significant contribution to the music industry.
“You failed at everything, including relationships. You are an A-list celebrity who could have used her platform to do many things, but you’ve done nothing. You started a campaign visiting schools to educate kids about LGBTQ+ issues until Sam George came to attack you.
“You are an A-list artiste, but an empty one, and Ghana cannot boast of any real achievement from you. Your music career didn’t go far despite your fame. If you had given birth early, Ahmed would be the same age as your child,” she stated.
Turning to Efia Odo, Mona Gucci accused her of hypocrisy.
“Efia Odo, apart from dating musicians, breaking up with them, and starting a podcast, what do you do for Ghana? I didn’t even mention your name because I don’t regard you. What’s wrong with advising influencers to focus on what they do?
“You said I’m full of negative energy, yet you’re the one attacking a woman who is way better than you,” she fired.
She also questioned Kwadwo Sheldon’s credibility and skill as a content creator.
“Kwadwo, you are not intelligent, so focus on your YouTube and stick to comedy. You are not talented. You’re not accredited to review music videos or songs,” she added.
Watch the video below:
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Meanwhile watch as Robert Klah given reasons why Charterhouse delayed TGMAs red carpet:
