She may be as busy as a bee and an international emerging celebrity too, but Miss-K still manages to find time to fulfill her duties as Goodwill Ambassador.

The Artist, Model and humanitarian, met the Ghanaian State Minister Honorable Rachid Pelpuo at the Nabarro Offices yesterday in London, UK.

Suitably dressed in a subdued cream and black dress with black shoes, Miss-K was one of the VIP guests who attended the private Ghana UK Investment summit, where they spoke about investing in Ghana.

The duo spoke about Miss-K's humanitarian role, one which she has held since 2009.

Though she has been quite drawn to Africa during those past few years, it was a visit to Nigeria (where she shot her MTN billboard campaign) that changed her life.

The golden beauty recently credited doing 'normal things' during international women day and maintaining a balance between normality and her celebrity life keeping her from living a shallow life.

She said: 'Without the balance of doing things that actually matter in the world -- and being part of the real world -- then I would have been left in a bubble. 'That would have felt very empty and I probably would have just had a very shallow, horrible life.'

She added: 'I have a real view of the real world. I'm very touched and very moved by people and what they overcome. 'They have always reminded me to just wake up in the morning and be grateful for being alive and healthy. Nothing else matters.'

Before getting caught by the paparazzi when leaving the building, Miss-K also took the opportunity to mingle with friends and special guests including, friend and brother of the late Gani Fawehinmi and President of Miss Commonwealth Pageant, Dr Shola Fawehinmi (pictured below) and Cameroonian Mogul Gaspary!