Former HIV/AIDS Ambassador Joyce Dzidzor Mensah’s Weird & Shocking TRIBUTE to Her Dead Husband Confirms She Needs Mental Evaluation—A Look At How Far She Has Come With Her Drama

Former HIV/AIDS Ambassador Joyce Dzidzor Mensah got the whole country talking about her again when she wrote a bizarre sort of tribute to her husband, who had died after a battle with an illness nobody seems able to identify.

The manner of her revelation about her husband’s death, plus another follow up post, are just the latest display from Mensah which puts her mental health status under question.

There’s no doubt Mensah has gone through a lot, and she herself has admitted to suffering a series of mental issues in the past including depression that turned suicidal.

Her story is a long running saga, almost like something out of a Mexican soap opera, and it’s all been played out in the public eye.

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Below, GhanaCelebrities.Com brings you a timeline of events involving this fascinating actress who is always in the news for one thing or another. How she contracted the illness, her work with the AIDS Commission and subsequent problems, all the way to the death of her husband recently, we have it all lined out in these pages.

Read on to find out.

2007  – Husband #1

Dzidzor Mensah’s first partner died of HIV/AIDS in 07. She was 19 at the time and pregnant with her first child. She tested positive for HIV/AIDS in the same year.

Source: In 2014, Dzidzor Mensah told NewsOne:

“I met a man in my church where I used to fellowship. We fell in love but I didn’t know of his HIV status.

“Though he knew he was HIV positive, he never told me. A member of the church who is a nurse once saw me with him and she called me to advise me. The nurse advised me to be careful with him because she knew of his HIV status. Unfortunately for me, I met the nurse just a day after I had s*x with the man.

“”I then confided in the nurse and she asked me to quickly report at the hospital so that I can be given PEP (Post Exposure Profilaxis). I did exactly that in order not to contract the HIV virus.

I became pregnant though, but I decided to keep the pregnancy.

“My boyfriend fell sick and died before I had the baby. People stigmatized me without knowing if I contract HIV from him or not. I was eventually beaten and thrown out of the house I was living in with my parents. Having nowhere to stay, I went to live in the secretariat of the associations of persons living with HIV.”

In a Facebook post May 2017, Dzidzor wrote:

“My story. My story never ends. O yes it will not end until my last breath…. I met a man at age 19 and got pregnant for him. He allegedly died of AIDS in 2007. He died when I was still pregnant. After giving birth I was thrown out of the house by my neighbors because I was tagged with AIDS. I was on the street, no food, no money. I then started to talk about AIDS and premarital sex from the street to the churches until the Ghana AIDS commission officially made me an ambassador to educate people on AIDS.”

Flip to find out what happened to her next male partner.