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BRIEF: Tonto Dikeh, The White Wolf And Her Devil's Cargo



The woman who just divorced her husband with a child, no - he actually ran away from her, made a tweet about how God would still bless you even if your fashion sense is an eyesore.


This is coming from someone with two divorces.

Well, that's not even the point. The point is that she now looks exactly like a white wolf in her photo below:



Examining her life story of late, i'd say that the Devil must have invested in her cargo. For there is no difference between her and the Babylonian harlot below:




She must have been reading the back of the Bible to type the nonsense she tweeted. Normally, celebrities issues are not my niche nor forte, but this, i had to say something.This was the nonsense she tweeted below:



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