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Ghanaian actress, Kisa Gbekle has apologized to all victims of rape who were emotionally affected by an insensitive comment she passed months ago.
Speaking in an interview with Doreen Avio on Daybreak Hitz, the actress and social media influencer referred to a statement she made on UTV a while back concerning her experience with rape.
According to her, she was raped as a teenager and she liked it.
Clarifying her statement on Hitz FM, Kisa revealed that she was naïve when she had that experience.
She added that she did not see it as rape even though it received a lot of attention from her parents who later reported the case to the police.
She stressed that the act happened with her peer and she didn’t see it as rape because she was exploring at the time.
Kisa, who was heavily condemned for her comments on rape however used the platform to apologize to people who were offended.
“I can never laugh at somebody who has been raped. Hitz FM is the biggest and I want to use this platform to apologize. I am sorry to every woman who feels Kisa Gbekle mocked her at a certain time by saying she was raped and she loved it. I was not mocking these women.
“Please find a place in your heart to forgive me. If that statement I made has affected you in any way I am so sorry. And I pray God heals any woman or man who has been raped.”
Meanwhile, Kisa Gbekle has decided to go back to her first love; music.
She is currently promoting her latest single dubbed Korkorkor. The song tackles people's perceptions about her life.
The single is currently out on all streaming platforms.
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