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Kumawood actor Wayoosi has shocked many social media users with his latest statement about his alcohol intake.
He dropped a bombshell, stressing he takes eight bottles of Guinness in a day. According to the diminutive actor, before he starts his normal day-to-day activities, he first consumes three bottles of Guinness.
Before consuming the three bottles of Guinness in the morning, he lays the ‘foundation’ with a local gin.
Wayoosi made this known in an interview with Deloris Frimpong Manso in which a video of the said conversation is currently trending online. He is said to have, however, stopped drinking.
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