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TikTok star Jackline Mensah has revealed that parts of her home got burnt on Monday, July 4.
According to her, although she does not know what caused the fire outbreak, it started from the studio.
Taking to Instagram, Jackline Mensah noted that she almost lost her life, but thankfully she is safe. A few items in her home were destroyed by the fire though.
"I nearly lost my life last night. I was taking my shower when my house caught fire suddenly, starting from my studio. Really can’t explain how I feel now. And He that is in me is greater than he that is in the world. I am alive," she wrote.
The TikTok influencer shared a video and some pictures of parts of her house that were affected by the fire.
Jackline Mensah added that "a few stuff got burnt but thank God I wasn’t sleeping or even stepped out of the house. I’d have turned to ashes. I’m still shocked."
Her colleagues, some celebrities and fans sympathised with the influencer underneath her post.
Many were thankful she is alive and not greatly affected by the fire.
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