ACCRA — Elikem Kumordzi, Ghana’s representative at the 2013 edition of the Big Brother Africa: The Chase show has told News One he is ready to tie the knot with his celebrity sweetheart Pokello Nare.
Amidst the ongoing tussle about who really owns the heart of the young fashion designer, Elikem seems to have chosen Pokello over Theresa Onnen — a Germany-based fashion designer. Elikem told News One in an exclusive interview “if we are not already married then yes, you will hear wedding bells soon”.
There have been several news reports going back and forth over an alleged relationship between Elikem and Theresa with some speculating that she was pregnant by him. Some of the reports further suggested that the romantic relationship which erupted from the BBA reality show between Pokello and Elikem had ended.
But Elikem noted: “It is just lies, I’m still with Pokello. We are still very strong and going. Theresa Onnen is a good friend of ours and a business partner.
“We do know Theresa, but I’m not in a relationship with her and she is not pregnant by me.
“I don’t know where all these things are coming from and I don’t know why people will try and tarnish my image through something like that.
“Pokello is in Zimbabwe at the moment. She left about a week ago and I’m also going there in a couple of days,” he added.
Meanwhile, Theresa, after publicly denying the pregnancy and relationship with Elikem, has, in another interview, threatened to make things difficult for Elikem.
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“I will make things difficult for him. I am going to call my lawyers . . . I will pull everything out . . . I went to the studio because of him to protect him because of this Odartey Lamptey or whatever issue . . . so far I have been keeping quiet to protect him,” she said.
“I did everything he wanted me to do . . . If he is turning things around . . . I can do it worse,” she warned.
— Ghanaweb.com
