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UNBELIEVABLE! Roman Goddess Breaks The Internet As She Invites All For The Biggest ‘Melons’ In Africa


When it comes to nudity, people seem to not not care a bit about it anymore. From celebrities to even the average Nigerian, it has become a common trend that has taken the social media by storm and it seems like it has come to stay. Instagram celebrity, Roman Goddess, attempted to break the internet as she took to IG to unleash her eye-popping assets. See the photos below.

Goddess has outshined the likes of Moesha Boduong and Princess Shyngle on Instagram. Goddess is regarded as the female celebrity with the biggest ‘melons’ in Africa. Nigerian model, Roman Goddess, had also set social media on ‘fire, by displaying her huge ‘melons’ recently. Goddess has really carved a niche for herself due to the hot photos and videos she has been posting on Instagram. In his latest post which has been sighted, Goddess took the photo in her bedroom as she displayed her curvaceous body. In the photo, the controversial Instagram queen flaunted her big ‘melons.’ With her cleavages showing, her fans took to the comment section to expressed their views regarding the photo.

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