derives joy in exposing her body at random, like her Nigerian
counterpart, Maheeda, has vowed to dump the dirty habit.
The actress made the promise on her facebook page, apologising,
however, for posting her semi-nude and sexually suggestive photos on
some social media platforms, after months of being attacked by her
fans.
"Never again will I be a bad girl. I promise on my honor to be
faithful and loyal to my people. No more bad pics ..lol but check
Instagram now "kisagbekle," she wrote on facebook.
The actress-turned-musician who is in her twenties, recently made
headlines with her semi-nude photos in public domain. She attempted to
offer explanations to justify the photos by comparing them to the ones
posted by world acclaimed star, Rihanna.
Kisa had argued by then that if the Ghanaian entertainment media had
no problems with semi-nude photos of American singer, Rihanna, then
she had every right to take same photos and publish them without
offending the media.
Ironically, Kisa made a U-turn, a few days ago, as she took to social
media to apologise for publishing her half-naked photos and promised
she would henceforth "be of a good behaviour."
Meanwhile the actress, almost immediately after the post, reportedly
uploaded another 'wild' photo of herself on Instagram.
Kisa has starred in a couple of Ghanaian movies including the TV
series, The Miser.
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