Ghanaian socialite and musician Hajia4Reall, born Mona Faiz Montrage, has officially marked her return to the public eye with the release of a brand-new single titled ‘We Move’, following her release from prison in the United States.
The track, which was unveiled across her social media platforms, serves not only as a musical comeback but also as a symbolic statement of resilience and personal rebirth.
This marks her first public statement and artistic expression since returning to Ghana after serving a one-year sentence for her involvement in a widely reported fraud case. The release of ‘We Move’ has quickly reignited public interest and sparked conversations across digital platforms about redemption, image transformation, and second chances.
The music video for ‘We Move’ opens with a powerful visual—a dimly lit prison cell—clearly referencing her recent legal struggles. This scene sets the tone for the song’s overarching theme: rising after a fall. With introspective lyrics like “If I fall, I go rise”, Hajia4Reall paints a picture of someone committed to rebuilding her life and career with renewed purpose.
The song blends Afrobeat rhythms with reflective storytelling, underscoring her journey through adversity and her determination to move forward. It serves as both a personal confession and a public declaration that her story is far from over.
Hajia4Reall first gained fame as a social media influencer and fashion icon, building a massive following for her glamorous lifestyle. Her transition into music was met with curiosity, and she later released several singles that found success within Ghana’s entertainment circles. However, her promising music career was put on hold following her legal troubles in the United States, where she faced charges that attracted widespread media coverage.
Now back on Ghanaian soil, her return appears carefully crafted to reintroduce her not only as an entertainer but as a woman reborn. The timing and content of ‘We Move’ suggest a strategic effort to take control of her narrative, leveraging her experience to resonate with fans who admire perseverance and honesty.
While reactions have been mixed—ranging from applause for her bravery to skepticism over her motives—the one constant is that Hajia4Reall is back in the spotlight. Whether this comeback is the beginning of a sustained music career or a singular act of catharsis remains to be seen.
For now, ‘We Move’ is more than a single; it’s a message. A message that life after setbacks is possible, and that even in the face of public scrutiny, there is always room for a fresh start.
