In a surprising turn of events, Dr Louisa Satekla, wife of award-winning musician Stonebwoy and a respected dental surgeon, has swiftly disassociated herself from a controversial comment circulating on social media that links her name to an endorsement of oral sex. 
The viral post, which spread rapidly across various platforms, claimed that Dr Louisa had encouraged the practice of oral sex as part of maintaining a healthy relationship. The statement triggered mixed reactions, with some expressing support and others slamming what they viewed as inappropriate commentary coming from a public figure with influence in both health and family circles.
In an official statement released through her legal representatives, Dr Louisa described the viral comment as fabricated, misleading, and completely detached from her values and professional ethics. She emphasized that she has never made any public statements on such a private matter and finds the attempt to associate her with the comment both damaging and irresponsible.
The statement also warned individuals and media platforms circulating the misinformation to desist or face legal action for defamation and reputational harm. According to her lawyers, the malicious attempt to drag her name into controversy appears to be a deliberate effort to tarnish her professional image and that of her family.
Sources close to Dr Louisa revealed that she has been deeply disturbed by the incident, especially given her commitment to health advocacy, youth mentorship, and family values. Her team has since reported the matter to the Cyber Crime Unit of the Ghana Police Service for investigation.
Social media reactions have been divided, with some netizens apologizing for sharing the fake news, while others insist on questioning why such issues gain traction in public discourse at all.
As the dust settles, Dr Louisa’s swift disassociation from the comment has been hailed by some observers as a necessary step in protecting public figures from the increasingly murky waters of misinformation and digital smear campaigns a cautionary tale for the digital age where words can be twisted, and reputations placed on trial without evidence.
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