Ghanaian actress cum musician, Kisa Gbekle has revealed how her mother almost disowned her for venturing into music.
Speaking in a recent interview with Fiifi Prat on Kingdom Fm, Kisa Gbekle disclosed that her mother didn’t like the fact that she wore bikini for her music videos.
According to Kisa, her mother frowned on her music career because it made Kisa look immoral.
“My mom threatened to disown me if she ever saw me wearing bikini in my music videos. She asked me wear full clothes or quit music. I started wearing bikini because I was told that I needed to show a bit of skin if I wanted my music to sell.” Kisa disclosed.
Kisa Gbekle recently released her first single dubbed “Korkor”.
The song has released a mixed reaction on social media. While some people praised her for taking the bold step of going into music, some people feel she should stick to acting.
Anyway, she has taken to Instagram page to drop a challenge for the song which was created by dancer, Incredible Zigi.
A few months ago, Kisa Gbekle shared a video of herself going under the knife to get a bigger backside.
She told Delay in an interview that she spent 60k cedis for the whole procedure.
Explaining how she raised money for the surgery, she revealed that she made good money from player transfers.
According to her, her football academy sold some players to Division One clubs Liberty Professionals and Bekwai Youth Football Academy.
“I just want to look fine for myself. I paid for it myself. Although I don’t have money, I had a football team…I had a (transfer) deal from Liberty and Bekwai,” she said.
Asked if she used the money from player sales to finance the surgery, Kisa Gbekle replied: “I swear to God.”
“I don’t think was a good idea because I had other players that I had to take care of and buy other things for (them),” she added.
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Kisa Gbekle also revealed that she comes from a very poor family. Detailing how poor her family was, she said they used to pick food from the refuse dump.
“We were poor to the extent that we have to walk miles to my mum’s junior sister to take corn flour. We have to go to the borla to pick tomatoes or pepper, we have to sit at the shore to get one fish back home to cook and eat,” she added.
Source: GhanaCelebrities.com