Psalm Adjeteyfio, a well-known Ghanaian actor, passed away in the morning of Friday, April 8, 2022.
He made two major confessions about his life before passing away, and both of them have to do with his marriage and children (see below).
TT advised men to take some lessons from his mistakes and never repeat them in order to live a happy and fulfilling lifestyle.
On Friday, April 8, 2022, Ghanaians were shocked to learn of the death of veteran actor Psalm Adjeteyfio, who had been battling heart disease.
According to the information, TT died as a result of cardiac failure.
TT made two major confessions about his life up until the time of his death, and according to him, it was these two confessions that turned his life upside down.
Here are the two most significant confessions:
- He left his wife for a demon: In a television interview in 2018, TT made the first major confession of his life, admitting that he had abandoned his wife for another woman. According to TT, this occurred when he began appearing on the popular 1990s television show Taxi Driver and began earning money as well as attracting the attention of female viewers.
I left my wife for a demon. This is the greatest mistake of my life, and I will never forget this,” TT said amid loud sobs in that interview.
There was one woman in particular who caught his eye right away among the throngs of women. He became involved with this woman very quickly, and as a result, he divorced his wife and sent their children away. Later in life, TT referred to his new golden woman as a demon who was responsible for causing him so much turmoil throughout his life.
(2) He neglected his children after the “demon” took control of his life and compelled him to neglect them.
Life, on the other hand, became unbearably difficult for TT’s children because the “demon” would not let them be and instead continued to abuse them. TT claimed that the “demon’s” actions compelled him to return the children to their mother.
Following their departure from his side, TT declared that the relationship with his children had come to an end because he had withdrawn all support and refused to care for them on the orders of the “demon.” TT claims that if it hadn’t been for their mother’s prompt intervention, his children would have gone without education because he had stopped paying their school fees.
In subsequent interviews, TT cautioned men to be wary of women who gravitate toward them when they become famous or successful, claiming that some of them are demons disguised as humans. He also advised men to take good care of their children, no matter what happens.
“I hope my children have forgiven me”.– he said
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