Tracy Boakye the Kumawod actress with one of the biggest ‘melons’ in the industry is at it again showing her political party NDC a lot of love.
In the build-up, to the 2016 general elections, Tracy was among some of the numerous Ghanaian celebrities who endorsed the National Democratic Congress and their flagbearer John Mahama.
A few weeks ago Kumawood’s ‘overweight’-19-year old actress, Maame Serwaa was captured in a video advertising for a weight loss capsule.
This step taken by Maame Serwaa resulted in a social media mockery with reasons being that the company, instead of picking some of the slim female celebrities to advertise for their product, they rather picked the wrong person an actress with such an oversized body like Maame Serwaa.
Kumawood actress Maame Serwaa, born Clara Benson has said she is too young to be worrying herself about getting married. She made this statement when she appeared in an interview on Accra based Okay FM.
According to the 19-year-old actress, the most important thing in her life is to focus on her education and not on marriage as people have already started talking about it.
Kumawood actress, Maame Yaa Jackson has appeared in our headline again and as usual, it’s one of those things to get her in the news.
During one of her interviews with Deloris Frimpong Manso aka Delay, the 17-year-old actress who is so eager to be counted among the Ashawobrities association of Ghana stated that she doesn’t wear la’boro but rather designer clothes bought by her boyfriend.
About a week after alleged husband snatcher Benedicta Gafa trended on social media for all the wrong reasons, she returned with a big bang on social media yesterday.
The Kumawood actress returned on social media to be very specific on her own Instagram page with a very hot video that blew the minds of almost all the men following her.
Kumawood actress Nana Ama Mcbrown has disclosed that two years of marriage without a child doesn’t bother her too much.
The 41 year old actress despite all of the external pressure from her critiques calling her all sorts names about her inability to conceive, still keeps to her faith that one day her sadness shall be turned to glory.
This is actually nothing that Ghanaians have not said or done before—sometimes I feel they deliberately want to wish death on one celebrity or the next.
We have had far too many cases of celebrity deaths only to find out in the eventual end that it was just a hoax.
