In response to the accusation, the actress posted on her Instagram profile, saying, “Hello everyone, Regarding the current claims of an outstanding debt to a fashion designer, I would want to speak.
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“Everything about the scenario has been misconstrued. There was a runway sequence in the Malaika production, and we needed clothing.
To supply the outfits, we got in touch with Tiannah and a few other designers. Furthermore, team member Gabriel added that one of his friends also wanted to donate several gowns, and she did. I even paid full price for a hairpiece I purchased from her.
Regarding the outfits she gave us, I returned them to Gabriel, who had originally brought them to us, after we had used them for the photo session. “As soon as I saw the accusations online, I called Gabriel to get further information. Gabriel acknowledged that he informed the designer that the dresses had already been returned to him and subsequently borrowed by someone else.
Consequently, I am no longer accountable for it. I hope this makes things clearer. For those who are unaware, the actress and two other celebrities were accused by a fashion designer going by the handle @stitchesbyandra of owing her millions of dollars over the course of the previous year and a half.
