Court Documents Reveal Fresh Claims Against Hajia4Reall in RNAQ Divorce Case

New court filings in the ongoing divorce and custody battle between Joana Quaye and businessman Richard Nii Armah Quaye (RNAQ) have brought Ghanaian socialite and musician Mona Faiz Montrage, popularly known as Hajia4Reall, into the spotlight.

The application before the High Court in Accra seeks changes to the existing custody arrangement, reduced access for the father, and restrictions on Hajia4Reall’s involvement in the children’s upbringing.

According to the affidavit filed by Joana Quaye, Hajia4Reall allegedly plays an active role in the children’s daily lives whenever they are in their father’s care.

“Due to the Respondent’s busy schedule, he is virtually unavailable whenever he has custody of the children and consequently hands over the care and supervision of the children to a concubine, Hajia4Reall,” portions of the application read.

The filing further raises concerns about videos allegedly recorded with the children and shared on social media.

Joana Quaye claims that some of the content involving the children is inappropriate and exposes them to potential risks online.

The affidavit also references Hajia4Reall’s criminal conviction in the United States, arguing that her background makes her unsuitable to play a significant role in the children’s upbringing.

“That Mona Faiz Montrage is an ex-convict, having been convicted of fraud and romance scam in the United States of America in 2024. In her overzealous bid to show to the public that she is ‘bonding’ with my children, Hajia4Real frequently takes videos, including some explicit ones, with the children, and posts them on social media, exposing them to dangerous hazards.

“Attached herewith is a pen drive containing a folder marked as “Exhibit JQ3,” which shows the relevant videos and photographs,” the affidavit stated.

The application also alleges that the children have developed an excessive interest in social media and have been exposed to inappropriate content while in the care of their father and Hajia4Reall.

According to the filing, one of the children allegedly appeared in a video that Joana Quaye considers inappropriate.

“That recently, I observed my children in the company of the said Mona Faiz Montrage, aka Hajia4Reall, twerking on social media to the admiration of perverted predators, and I am deeply concerned for the moral welfare and safety of the children.

“That furthermore, whilst left unsupervised in the custody of the Respondent and Hajia4Reall, my children have developed an excessive interest in social media and are constantly posting objectionable content including dancing to profane music thereby exposing them to predators, active online grooming, and sexual exploitation,” the affidavit alleged.

Joana Quaye further argued that the current living arrangements expose the children to influences she believes are harmful to their development and well-being.

“That Hajia4Reall’s lifestyle and the living arrangements at the Trasacco house expose the children to harmful influences, including but not limited to moral degradation, exposure to criminal tendencies, lack of proper role modeling, psychological harm, social stigma, and potential endangerment of their physical and emotional well-being,” the filing stated.

The application is asking the court to reduce Richard Nii Armah Quaye’s access to the children until what it describes as a more suitable family environment can be established.

Meanwhile, the case has been adjourned to June 26, 2026, when the court is expected to hear further arguments and continue proceedings on the pending applications.

It is important to note that these claims are allegations contained in court documents and have not yet been determined by the court.