See Photos: Juliet Ibrahim flaunts new Boyfriend, hides his identity from ‘vultures’

In the movie industry, a stable boyfriend is hard to come by. Light skinned Ghanaian actress Juliet Ibrahim has taken to her Instagram page this Monday morning to show off her new catch as well as tension other single actresses. The hunk who covers his face in the picture

looks quite the catch as the actress and mother of one begged fans and friends who might recognize him via his tattoos to resist the urge to tag him or expose his instagram handle because of ‘vultures’.

She captioned the photo with, “Sweet dreams B. all I see are fairies no tagging Cus vultures are everywhere and pls do not comment or tag the person in this photo if u know who he is thanks.” The actress who has reportedly been in relationships with Bryan Okwara, IK Ogbonna, Bobby Valentino etc., was once married to Kwadwo Safo. See the photo below and tell us if you recognize him.

In the movie industry, a stable boyfriend is hard to come by. Little wonder actresses like Juliet Ibrahim change men like underwears. Light skinned Ghanaian actress Juliet Ibrahim has taken to her Instagram page this Monday morning to show off her new catch as well as tension other single actresses. The hunk who covers his face in the picture looks quite the catch as the actress and mother of one begged fans and friends who might recognize him via his tattoos to resist the urge to tag him or expose his instagram handle because of ‘vultures’.

Read full gist here:In the movie industry, a stable boyfriend is hard to come by. Little wonder actresses like Juliet Ibrahim change men like underwears. Light skinned Ghanaian actress Juliet Ibrahim has taken to her Instagram page this Monday morning to show off her new catch as well as tension other single actresses. The hunk who covers his face in the picture looks quite the catch as the actress and mother of one begged fans and friends who might recognize him via his tattoos to resist the urge to tag him or expose his instagram handle because of ‘vultures’.

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