Ghanaians React As Hajia4Real Responds To Joana Quaye’s Claims Of Snatching RNAQ From Her

According to a report by The BBC Ghana today being Sunday, November 15, 2026, Ghanaian socialite Hajia4Real has responded to the allegations levelled against her by Joana Quaye, who claimed that she snatched RNAQ from her and contributed to the collapse of their marriage.

The issue has generated widespread discussions following an interview Joana Quaye granted to Ghanaian media personality Sally Mann, during which she reportedly made several allegations concerning her failed marriage.

According to Joana, Hajia4Real was allegedly involved with RNAQ, an action she believes played a part in the eventual breakdown of their relationship.

Her claims have attracted considerable attention, with social media users sharing different opinions about the controversy and demanding reactions from the personalities mentioned.

Amid the growing conversations, Hajia4Real has finally broken her silence, although her response did not directly address the specific allegations made against her.

Taking to social media, the entertainer shared a message suggesting that she was aware of the controversy but would rather remain focused on protecting her peace than engage in unnecessary arguments.

“I could say a lot, but my peace is more expensive. Keep watching. The view won’t change,” Hajia4Real stated.

Her statement has since triggered fresh reactions, with some followers suggesting that she deliberately chose her words to avoid giving the controversy more attention.

Others, however, believe her message could indicate that she has information she might be willing to disclose at a later time.

The development has added another twist to the ongoing discussion involving Hajia4Real, Joana Quaye and RNAQ.

With the allegations continuing to attract public interest, many social media users are now eager to see whether Hajia4Real will offer a more detailed response or maintain her decision not to publicly discuss the matter further.

See some of the reactions from Ghanaians below.

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