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Luxury watchdog group, T20Luxury, has called out Nollywood actress Mercy Aigbe for allegedly flaunting a fake Louis Vuitton Capucines bag.
The group shared a picture of Aigbe with the questionable handbag, warning her to stop patronizing counterfeit items.
T20Luxury also raised doubts about the authenticity of Aigbe's designer eyewear, hinting that more of her accessories may be replicas.
This isn't the first time T20Luxury has exposed a celebrity for allegedly flaunting fake designer goods. Just days prior, they called out comedian AY Makun for flaunting a fake Hermès bag.
The post has sparked debate online, with fans and critics weighing in on the authenticity of celebrities' fashion choices.
Some have come to Aigbe's defense, arguing that not everyone can afford original designer items.³ As of now, Mercy Aigbe has not responded to the claims.