Miss Trudy is having fun visiting her husband and his family in Ghana. On Saturday, August 19, she said that she had flown to his nation to sample some street food she had heard glowing reviews about. She also desired something else that she was unable to locate.

While there, she expressed her fondness for foods she had found in West Africa.

Now that she's needing it so badly and can't find it in stock, she's turned to social media for assistance.

"Guys so my sister-in-law came over and I'm asking her about this really tasty chocolate that I ate once in Ghana and then it vanished."

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"Like I'm not it was soo good, it had like eight assorted types of chocolate inside, but then I loved four of them. It was like three types of white chocolate and another sweet brown one, not the one that tastes like coffee. and another one I'm asking where can I find this thing?"



She kept asking online users to purchase some for her, which led to rumours that she might be pregnant.

"So I just need to hope that I will get it. Yani this chocolate is hmmm...this chocolate is so tasty and it's out of stock and it's not like it's being imported to Ghana it's so good."

Then she starts pleading with internet users for aid in finding it: "So please, if you know someone who works for that company here in Ghana, please send me the information, or send me the but I need that chocolate, it's been six months, I can't take this anymore," she begs in desperation.

"I need that chocolate; you don't understand

She published comments from internet users who insisted that she concealed a pregnancy and laughed incessantly about the suggestion.

Many of her supporters advised her that the craving might be tied to pregnancy. "This is not our Trudy talking; it must be our niece or nephew," an admirer remarked.

Someone else remarked, "Ama ni cravings za ball."



"What are these cravings for Trudy, husilieee?" she giggled, offering more absurd suggestions.

As Miss Trudy swiftly pointed the camera at her dera, someone else said, "Tell us the truth about I," though we could not make out her words.

Miss Trudy is wed to Wode Maya, a Ghanaian. The couple was married in September 2022. The couple travels together and documents their experiences on YouTube.