This is not the best of times for multinational actress, producer and singer, Juliet Ibrahim.

The 34-year-old light skinned entertainer born in Liberia to a Lebanese father and a Liberian mother has cried over the damage the ongoing coronavirus pandemic has done to the cosmetics business which she launched in Ghana a few months ago.

According to the widely acclaimed “Most Beautiful West African Woman” who speaks English, French and Spanish (She studied at the Ghana Institute of Languages), the pandemic and subsequent lockdown have completely run down her new business.

As a result of this, the Ghana based actress (she claims Ghanaian nationality) has not been able to meet her obligation to her customers, many of whom had already booked for the cosmetic products namely “Shades” and “Glow Face and Body Scrub” shortly before the lockdown.

In a post she shared on her Instagram page on Thursday, she pleaded with her customers to bear with her, while thanking them for their patronage. She blamed the virus for the misfortunes faced by her business.

“OMG! Our first limited stock has sold out already. Thanks a lot for your patronage. We will get back to you as soon as we re-stock. Please bear with us on our delay in response. COVID-19 isn’t allowing us to be great and cater to you fast enough,” she cried out.