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Queen Peezy, the ex-girlfriend of Patapaa, seems to have found love once more with none other than Bukom Banku.
This comes after she survived a major heartbreak from Swedru’s most popular musician.
In a new photo and video making rounds online, the two are seen professing love to each other, with Bukom Banku's leg resting comfortably on her knees.
They both address Patapaa in the video, with Bukom accusing him of not loving Queen Pezzy because she's a black woman.
Queen Peezy also continues by saying: "Patapaa, if you don't love me and you go in for 'obroni' (a white person), I also love my 'obroni'," she said. And by 'obroni', she was referring to Bukom Banku, who has come under a lot of backlash recently for bleaching his skin.
Not too long ago, Queen Pezzy posted a video, crying and bashing Patapaa for marrying his German wife, Liha Miller.
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