Ouch!! 'He is a ‘one-minute man"..-Actress Xandy Kamel says about popular Ghanaian actor, Bill Asamoah [VIDEO]

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 Xandy Kamel has made not so good comments about popular Ghanaian actor, Bill Asamoah who is also her ex-boyfriend stating he is terrible in bed.


 Xandy , revealed this in a video recorded during an interview at Peace FM studio. She  described Asamoah as a womanizer and a ‘one-minute man’.

 According to Xandy, she and Bill who is now married, dated for a while and during their time together, she knew the actor had five other girlfriends but that did not bother her because Bill was not really good in bed.

 “When I was dating Bill Asamoah, I knew he was dating five other ladies but I was not bothered because how long can Bill last? While I was dating Bill, he was not really good in bed,” she said.
The controversial actress made the comment during an off-air conversation with an OAP which was captured by someone who was streaming the programme live on Facebook.

 Watch the video below...

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