Surgeries Have Side Effects; I Will Choose Exercise Over Body Surgery-Stephanie Benson

Famed Ghanaian-UK based musician, Princess Akua Ohenewaa, well recognized as Stephanie Benson, has opened up on why she chose exercise over body enhancement surgery.

The musician, in an interview with Onua Fm’s Felicia Osei on Friday, March 10, 2023, emphasized on various complications that could arise from plastic surgeries meant to enhance some parts of the body.

The sister of Ghanaian sensational music legend, Akosua Agyapong, noted that she personally does have qualms with women who went in for surgery to enhance their bodies, but she would rather stick to exercising as its healthier in the long run.

“If you’ve given birth and you want to go lift your breast because you have a number of children…Madam, go and do it,” she indicated.

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In the words of the music diva, ‘’my daughter who called me earlier was in a famous girl band. She had a slightly flatter breast and she wanted to uplift it but i told her if she gives birth, it will sag again, she does think about it again if you look at my page we exercise together.”

The sexy singer further revealed that, “I think health is everything. We need to be mindful of certain things. Every surgery has its side effect. I feel if you are done with childbirth and you want to change something, go ahead.”

Stephanie, who is also known as Princess Akua Ohenewaa is considered as one of the sexiest women in showbiz and she attributes it to her fitness lifestyle. The actress, who is also an entrepreneur was full of praise for exercising and urged women to also take it seriously. “If not for exercise, we won’t be here. Exercise does some wonders. People should not estimate it. I work out from home even after my hectic work schedule. After the age of 35 as a woman you need to lift some kind of weights. Any type of exercise is good. After you work out you feel so much better.” she disclosed.