"I Used To Sleep With Four Women A Day"- Ghanian Music Producer, Morris Babyface

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Ace ghanian music producer and performer has opened up to admit that he was a sex addict in a recent TV program 'Restoration With Stacy'  who can't do a day without having sex with atleast four women. 

In his words ;

"At a point, i realized being a womanizer wasn't a good thing.I knew my mother was praying for me for a change of mind and direction but i came to the realization that it all depended on me and i could die at any time.

People think i exaggerated but it's true i used to sleep with four women a day. The devil will make you think you're smart. It was that bad. I believe if i weren't saved by grace, by now,I would have exceeded that limit.

I could fast and pray for redemption but just when i'm about to break the fast, one of the girls would call and i'd asked her to come over; we'll have sex and the fast would be nullified.

Interestingly, after doing this, i can be alone in my room weeping because i needed God to save me. I couldn't stop, i kept falling.

I  repented after a revelation of hell,where i saw people suffering and that was enough for me to give my life to christ."

More pics of Morris after the cut....










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