The revelation, accompanied by a screenshot of her alleged Uber profile, was shared by Chris on Facebook, sparking a frenzy of reactions online.
Chris Vincent’s post wasn’t without his signature jabs. He wrote:
“My friend’s Lyft driver in the USA looks familiar! The system will humble you and make you work, or else you will go hungry.
“This is Valentina working hard as a Lyft/Uber driver—may Zeus bless her hard work. Meanwhile, Chris-Vincent that this woman said he is broke, is impotent, and has no children and is travelling around the world with his 4 wives and probably many children.”
This alleged revelation has added a new dimension to Afia Schwarzenegger’s ongoing narrative, as she has been portraying an extravagant lifestyle on her social media platforms since her move to the U.S. From luxury shopping sprees to fiery social commentary about
Ghanaian politicians and celebrities, Afia’s online persona often exudes confidence and wealth, leaving many shocked by the contrasting claims.
Chris didn’t hold back on his usual humour, concluding his post with:
“Your supposed rich/billionaire celebrity Aunty at work. Keep believing their fake lifestyles. Valentina, please pick me up from the airport to my hotel? I will surely tip you, unlike my friend who didn’t.”
Afia Schwarzenegger has yet to respond to these claims, but this development has reignited discussions about authenticity in celebrity lifestyles.
