Controversial socialite and fashion enthusiast Nana Tornado has dismissed concerns over Ghana’s anti-LGBTQ+ bill, stating that its passage or rejection has no impact on his livelihood.

In a viral video shared on Instagram by blogger Mari Gyata, Nana Tornado made it clear that he remains indifferent to the issue, as it does not affect his daily survival.

“As for the bill, whether they pass it or not, it is none of my business; it doesn’t put food on my table,” he said.

He also addressed ongoing speculation about his sexuality. He emphasized that he is not homosexual, despite assumptions based on his feminine posture.

“I just play along when I’m approached by homosexuals. I play along because I don’t want anyone to feel bad. Even if I tell them I’m not gay, because I look feminine, they think I’m lying,” he clarified.

According to him, he sees no need to constantly defend himself against such rumors, as his true friends, especially those abroad, already understand his sexuality.

“I don’t have time to be going back and forth with anyone. I’ve lived in America, and most of my friends in the US are gay. And they know my true sexuality, so I won’t bother to be arguing about it with anyone,” he explained.

Watch the video below:

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