Businesswoman Priscilla Akua Kwaatemaa Andoh has drawn a firm line under her once-close friendship with Snapchat star Dulcie Boateng, declaring that the two will never be friends again.
Speaking on The Delay Show, Kwaatemaa was emphatic when asked if she could ever reconnect with Dulcie: “No, never. It’s a lifetime thing.”
Her blunt response closes the chapter on a friendship that once had the pair inseparable from sleepovers to luxury trips across Singapore and the UAE.
“We were very close, even flew together sometimes, just the two of us. When times were good, our friendship was good,” she recalled. But according to Kwaatemaa, friendships have seasons, and theirs had come to an end.
“Friendship is a season. Sometimes you continue, but there are times you end it all. Regardless, it shouldn’t mean you become enemies. I felt we got to the point where we needed to end it,” she explained.
Kwaatemaa also dismissed claims that she envied Dulcie’s displays of wealth or tried to match her social media flaunts.
“I don’t succumb to pressure. I move at my own pace. If I showcase my buildings, it’s not because she did so. I can buy whatever she buys, but I do things when I want to.”
On allegations of “juju” and gossip, Kwaatemaa was clear: she had no hand in any such rumors and denied ever being part of a “gang” around Dulcie.
Her no-holds-barred comments confirm that one of Ghana’s most talked-about social media friendships has truly collapsed — with no hope of revival.
