Share FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinWhatsappTelegramEmail 416 Kenya Celebrity Watch Kenyan socialite, Vera Sidika has decided to stop bleaching and go back to her original black skin color. More Articles You Would Love L’Oreal To Drop The Words Like ‘White’, ‘Fair’, ‘Light’ From Their Skincare Range Stanbic Bank & More Confirmed As Official Partners For Accra Fashion Week! The video vixen shared a new photo of herself on Instagram with her skin looking way darker than usual. She tagged it: “Never be defined by your past… It was just a lesson, not a life sentence. Feels good to be back!!! Black don’t crack. #backtoblack #missedmymelanin #stillbeautiful #blackbarbie.” But a number of people called her out and accused her of editing her photo to look black. Some told her she’s mocking God by easily switching colors back and forth. Some said she can no longer afford the expensive bleaching cream. While others laughed at her for finally admitting she’s been bleaching and not naturally light-skinned. See comments below and read our thoughts below. There is the question if it is real of fake, watch this video and let us know. View this post on Instagram Wishing y’all a beautiful day ahead Sweethearts. ?Love and Life? A post shared by VERA SIDIKA (@queenveebosset) on Jul 9, 2019 at 12:33am PDT Although if it is real, We can not speak for those mocking her, we do not know their social background, intent or character. But after years of critisizing bleaching and the falsehood of beauty that has turned a lot of ladies astray, Vera Sidika just pulled a very bold move. And yes we do not want to give any credence to the aspect of bleaching, but to emerge out of it and embrace your natural tone and share proud hashtag, her act might just be the most powerful act to turn other potential bleachers away from doing so. Vera Sidika story should be held up high. Publications and media would need to expose her story more and the world should be able to feed of her reasons for bleaching, her experiences as a bleacher, and what made her have the courage or encouraged her to return. This praise needs to be carefully done so bleachers don’t think we are going on a praise spree but looking in the best ways to avoid it and push the aspects that she experienced to make her return to her original colour or denounce it. Even she is mocking the situation with the image below. Let us know your thoughts. https://www.instagram.com/p/BztOtjTh8PN/ Share FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinWhatsappTelegramEmail Nana Tamakloe Founder of FashionGHANA.com and Accra Fashion Week. I'm grateful you visited, I hope you share, subscribe and share your comments or opinions below. More For You PICS: Kanye West’s Wife Censori Turns Heads As She Steps Out In Public... #MODELCRUSH: From The Smiling Coast To The West, Meet The Adorable Gambian Dark-Skinned... #HOTSHOTS: “I’M AFRICAN, OF COURSE I KIPETAKA!” Editorial Shoot Paying Homage To The... #HOTSHOTS: Sholtz Ruberto’s ‘Desert Storm’ Look: A Magnificent Editorial Depiction for A Lady... VIDEO: Award Winning Designer Abigail Boison Of Style By Magbrien To Represent Ghana... VIDEO: KIPETAKE – The Official Name For The Spiral Braids Trend Originating From... VIDEO: Office Of Diaspora Affairs Spend Ghanaian Tax Dollars To Give Kai Cenat... CULTURE SHOCK ISSUE Unveiled: Redefining the Narrative Of African Style With Groundbreaking Editorials VIDEO: Burna Boy’s Fashion Stylist Tries To Stop Him From Throwing His Expensive... #OOTD: Tanzania’s Nandy’s Mesmerizing Elegance Is Undoubtedly Red-Carpet Symphony in Black Leave a Comment Cancel ReplyYou must be logged in to post a comment. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.