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Sista Afia Stuns in Birthday Gowns That Show Off Her Killer Curves!

Sista Afia celebrated her 31st birthday on November 8, 2024, by sharing photos of herself in two stunning corset gowns. 


One gown was yellow, and the other was white. She completed each look with distinct frontal lace wigs and flawless makeup. Numerous Ghanaian stars and fans filled the comments, posting kind birthday wishes for the singer.

To honor her special day, the acclaimed singer posted images showcasing her elegance in corset dresses. In her Instagram captions, she noted she was now in her thirties.

Afua Asantewaa, known for her GWR sing-a-thon, actress Yvonne Okoro, and several other Ghanaian celebrities flooded the comments with heartfelt birthday messages for Sista Afia.

afuaasantewaasingathon said: "H A P P Y B I R T H D A Y S I S T A A F I A 🎊 ❤️" yvonneokoro said: "Happy birthday beautiful 🔥" iamtimakumkum said: "Happy birthday hun ❤️" tracey_boakye said: "Happy birthday Dear ❤️" osei__felicia said: "Hurraaaayyyyyyyyy❤️❤️❤️ happiest birthday." priscilla_opoku_agyeman said: "Happy birthday 👸❤️"

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