Hajia4Real Finally 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 and entertainer Hajia4Real has broken her silence following allegations by Joana Quaye, who claimed that she snatched her husband, RNAQ, and played a role in the collapse of their marriage.

The controversy has attracted considerable public attention after Joana Quaye made the allegations during an interview with media personality Sally Mann.

During the interview, Joana reportedly accused Hajia4Real of becoming involved with RNAQ, suggesting that her alleged actions contributed to the breakdown of their marriage.

Her revelations have since generated heated discussions across social media platforms, with several users expressing their opinions about the claims and the individuals involved.

Amid the growing attention surrounding the allegations, Hajia4Real has issued a response that appears to address the situation without directly mentioning Joana Quaye or providing details about the accusations.

In a message shared in reaction to the controversy, Hajia4Real indicated that she had a lot she could say but would rather prioritise her peace of mind.

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

The statement has triggered further reactions online, with some social media users interpreting it as a warning that she may have more to reveal about the situation.

Others believe the message suggests that Hajia4Real has no intention of engaging in a public exchange over the allegations.

Her reaction has consequently added another twist to the controversy involving Joana Quaye and RNAQ, with many people waiting to see whether either party will provide further explanations.

As conversations continue to gather momentum, attention remains on Hajia4Real and whether she will eventually respond more directly to the claims made against her.

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