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Ghanaian artiste Patapaa, known in real life as Justice Amoah, is set to marry his German girlfriend, Liha Miller.
Patapaa and Miller, also known as Queen Peezy will tie the knot come January 2, 2021.
There have been rumours on social media that the two would soon tie the knot. However, there had been no official statement from either of them.
Wearing matching Puma tees, the lovebirds took to their Instagram Tuesday, December 29, to confirm their upcoming wedding.
After the announcement, Queen Peezy threw an invite to everyone
"I hope everyone is coming out. There's free food, free drinks and we're going to dance," she said while attempting a twerk.
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