Nigerian singer Ayra Starr recently stole the spotlight at London Fashion Week after being spotted with former adult film star Mia Khalifa, now a media personality. Their meeting during the fashion event quickly went viral, sparking lively discussions across Nigerian social media platforms and beyond.
The two stars, both known for their distinctive styles, shared a brief moment together at the prestigious fashion show. Ayra Starr, known for her unique blend of Afrobeat and pop music, walked the runway in a stunning white mesh crop top and skirt, showcasing her signature short hairstyle. Khalifa, who has transitioned from the adult film industry to become a prominent social media personality and commentator, also participated as a model in the event, captivating the audience with her presence.
A video of the exchange between the two women surfaced online, showing Ayra Starr warmly greeting Khalifa with the words, “Love to see you.” This brief interaction quickly captured the attention of fans, and the video went viral across social media platforms. Khalifa became a trending topic on X (formerly Twitter), with users sharing opinions, reactions, and speculations about their meeting.
While Ayra Starr and Mia Khalifa’s appearance at London Fashion Week was seen by some as a celebration of their respective careers and achievements, it also sparked mixed reactions from social media users. Some were excited by the encounter, praising the two women for their success and global reach. Others, however, questioned the connection between the two, given Khalifa’s controversial past in the adult film industry.
The reaction on social media was far from one-sided. Some Nigerians raised eyebrows at Ayra Starr’s public connection with Khalifa, pointing out Khalifa’s controversial history in the adult film industry. Despite Khalifa’s current role as a social media personality and outspoken advocate for women’s rights, some critics questioned whether it was appropriate for Ayra Starr to engage with her so openly.
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Others, however, were more supportive of the interaction, seeing it as a moment of solidarity between two women who have both faced public scrutiny and built careers despite their pasts.
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