Ama Boahemaa was born in Ghana’s Ashanti area, the daughter of Kwaku Mensah and Aku Pokuaa, both of whom died young.
A handful of dark-skinned celebrities, notably gospel singers, have modified their skin tone for personal reasons.
Ama Boahemaa, a gospel singer known for singing songs on her own tragic life experiences, has joined the list of Ghanaian celebrities who have bleached their skin. On social media, photos of a dark-skinned gospel singer who has purportedly turned into a (obroni) have gone viral.
The entertainment world and her fans were caught surprised because Ama was regarded to be a God-fearing musician who would never use a bleaching product. To do anything to calm her down is against Christianity.
Ama Boahemaa, who sung the gospel hit “Makoma,” as well as “Maba,” “Awurade woba eko,” and other songs.
Ama Boahemaa, who is currently based in Germany, has not yet come to this conclusion, but only time will tell whether this is the tranquil and pious environment she seeks.
Many people are surprised to learn that she is the one who has changed so drastically.
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