U.S.-based Ghanaian social commentator, Twene Jonas, has responded to recent allegations made by Kwaku Manu concerning his housing situation in the United States.
In a widely circulated TikTok video, Twene Jonas vehemently denied Kwaku Manu’s assertion that he had only recently moved into his first apartment after years of squatting with others.
The controversial media personality dismissed the claims as false and accused the actor of attempting to smear his reputation.
According to Kwaku Manu, in a previous interview with YouTuber De God Son TV, Jonas had portrayed himself for years as a wealthy man living lavishly in the U.S., yet had just secured his own apartment.
Manu also recalled a time when Twene Jonas allegedly refused to grant him an interview during the early days of his rise on social media.
In his rebuttal, Twene Jonas not only denied the squatting claims but went further, making personal accusations against Kwaku Manu.
He alleged that the actor had moved his ex-wife, Diane Naa Okailey Nyarko, mother of three of his four children to the U.S., only for her to marry another man, identified as Tim.
Twene Jonas contrasted this with his lifestyle, saying he had avoided financial entanglements with women and instead focused on his success.
He boasted about living in a mansion valued at $5 million and claimed he had evicted former tenants years ago to renovate the property to his preference.
As evidence, he played a 2022 video showing himself in the house, stating it was proof that he has been living comfortably long before the current controversy.
