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Stunning Moment Rihanna Begged Ghanaian Fashion Designer in USA, Papa Oppong for An Autograph

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U.S based Ghanaian fashion designer, Papa Oppong Bediako, enjoyed a stunning moment after Rihanna begged him for an autograph.

Rihanna stormed Papa Oppong’s DM’s to beg for an autograph after he shared a video of his recent exploits during the Fashion Trust U.S. awards.

Oppong won an award during the show and flaunted some of his outfits which got Rihanna talking.

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The Barbadian hottie, who is currently pregnant with her second child, told Oppong that he’s on his way to stardom and joked that she has to come for an autograph before he becomes uber famous and dumps her by the roadside.

“Congratulations man” This giving me chills! I want an autograph before you get too famous and forget about me,” Rihanna wrote.

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Oppong, who was in ecstasy over the message, shared it publicly and wrote: “Rihanna I adore you! Forever and ever! I can’t wait to meet you and scream and laugh and cry together!!! This can’t be real life!!! I’m gonna go cry right now. Be right back 😭😭😭😭😭😭🙏🏾♥️,”

Check out Oppong’s message from Rihanna below…

Papa Oppong is a fashion designer born and raised in Ghana – West Africa. With a strong love for storytelling and self-expression, the young designer is constantly on a quest to promote cultural identity, society’s views on gender roles and issues of feminism through his work in fashion.

Currently, Papa lives in New York City where he recently earned his MFA degree in fashion design at the Fashion Institute of Technology.

Source: GhanaCelebrities.Com







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