Adji Sarr: 'Soon you will hate me even more...'

Author: senenews.comPublished on: June 9, 2026Country: Senegal

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Adji Sarr: 'Soon you will hate me even more...'

Adji Sarr, active on TikTok, faces criticism but continues her projects. She called for help for a sick child and announced the upcoming launch of a line of massage oils. In response to attacks, she stated: 'If you hate me because of the rights I claim, get ready, soon you will hate me even more.'

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