A video showing KKD's son leading a march to promote the rights of LGBTQ people and their allies.
The fashion designer delivered a speech in which he underlined his intention to carry forward with the agenda of ensuring that the rights of LGBTQ people are protected.
People on the internet who watched the video expressed their astonishment at the level of fervour the young man talked with.
Darkwah Kyei-Darkwah, who is the son of the legendary Ghanaian broadcaster Kwesi Kyei Darkwah, commonly known as KKD, has once again confirmed his commitment to fighting for the development of LGBTQ rights in the United Kingdom.
The well-known fashion designer was seen on Saturday, 15 July, leading a march in England as part of an initiative to raise awareness about the importance of LGBTQ rights to user-generated content (UGC).
Kwaku Darkwah Kyei-Darkwah, who was addressing the gathering while wearing a wig and a brazier, stated that the purpose of the march is not only to increase awareness about the LGBTQ community, but also to emphasise their message that individuals who identify as LGBTQ people have rights and freedoms that must be protected. He said this while wearing a wig and a brazier.
At the end of his talk, he mentioned that moving forward, efforts to promote equality for people who identify as LGBTQ will be increased.
"The causes that we fight for are the causes that undergird so many of your freedoms. We are fighting for them because we believe in them. He added with a smile, "We are gorgeous, and we are not going to give up."
People on the internet were surprised by how animatedly and enthusiastically he spoke when he was at the march, and they expressed their surprise in the comment area of the video.
On the red carpet of the British Fashion Awards, Kyei-Darkwah, who is also a model and a fashion stylist, got in touch with the more feminine part of his personality.
The creative individual who works in a variety of mediums and styles made a daring fashion statement of self-love.
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