Shatta Bandle shows off his new set of teeth after undergoing dental surgery

Famous Ghanaian influencer Shatta Bandle shows off his new set of teeth after undergoing dental surgery, which altered his appearance and gave him a cute smile.

The miniature content creator, who had lost a few teeth over the years, took to Instagram to reveal his before and after procedure.

Prior to the procedure, Shatta Bandle posted a video of himself at the dentist’s office, bragging about the power of money and how it can change someone’s life.

Following the procedure, Shatta proudly displayed his new look, which had his missing front teeth replaced with a sparkling white dentition.

“1,2,3….smile!” he captioned the video.

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In other news, Nigerian afrobeats sensation Rema has arrived in India, ready to bring his musical flair to one of the year’s most anticipated weddings.

The ‘Calm Down’ hitmaker is scheduled to perform at the wedding of Anant Ambani, son of Asia’s wealthiest man Mukesh Ambani, and Radhika Merchant, daughter of pharmaceutical magnates.

Rema foreshadowed his arrival on Instagram, posting a video of himself boarding a private jet dressed in stylish all-black. The post, featuring is song ‘Azaman’ and an Indian flag emoji, hinted at the excitement to come.

The wedding, set for July 12 at Mumbai’s Jio World Centre, is the grand final of a months-long celebration by the Ambani family.

Rema’s performance costs an estimated $3 million for his chart-topping hit ‘Calm Down’. He’s in good company, with Justin Bieber reportedly earning $10 million for his visit, while pop icon Rihanna has already graced the event with her presence.

This four-day extravaganza isn’t just a musical spectacle. The guest list reads like a who’s who of global influencers, blending entertainment royalty with political powerhouses. Reality TV star Kim Kardashian is expected to rub shoulders with former world leaders, including ex-UK Prime Ministers Boris Johnson and Tony Blair, as well as former US Secretary of State John Kerry.