The internet was set abuzz this week after Liberian artist Teddyride and Genevia Anderson were spotted together in Ghana, sparking rumors of a possible romance. The speculation grew even hotter considering Genevia’s recent breakup with Christoph The Change, leading fans to wonder if Teddyride had stepped into the picture.
The duo was seen in the studio with Ghanaian superstar Kuami Eugene, fueling whispers about their relationship status. Some fans speculated that Teddyride might have taken Genevia on a romantic getaway ahead of his upcoming music collaboration. However, others questioned whether this was simply a strategic move to generate buzz for his new project.
Amid the growing chatter, Teddyride, real name Darius Kumorteh, took to social media to set the record straight. In a characteristically witty response, he dismissed the dating rumors, saying:
“I know anytime people see me around bright complexion, it can just look like frog playing in front of snake.”
He went on to clarify that Genevia is simply his “Liberian sister,” emphasizing their platonic bond. He also pointed out that many Liberians frequent the same hotel where he’s staying in Ghana, suggesting their meet-up was nothing out of the ordinary.
While some supporters expressed disappointment that the rumored romance wasn’t real, others applauded Teddyride for keeping it professional.
“I knew it was just business! Teddyride is too focused on his music to get distracted,” one fan commented.
Another wrote: “Genevia just got out of a relationship, let her breathe! Not every friendship has to turn into dating.”
With the rumors now addressed, Teddyride appears to be fully focused on his music career, particularly his highly anticipated collaboration with Kuami Eugene. Meanwhile, Genevia has remained silent on the matter, leaving fans to speculate whether there’s more to the story.
For now, it seems the duo is keeping things strictly professional, but in the fast-moving world of entertainment, only time will tell.
What do you think? Was this a genuine misunderstanding or a clever publicity stunt? Sound off in the comments!
