Josh2funny reveals the inspiration behind his skits, relationship | Popsicles
By Guardian Exclusive
04 June 2020 |
12:43 pm
On the maiden episode of Popsicles, a new and totally unfiltered show, Nuella Ogunlade sat down with the multi-talented entertainer, Josh Alfred, popularly known as Josh2funny, to talk about his career and what makes him alluring to his fans.
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