Superstars don't wed among themselves in view of doubt and desire — Akosua Agyapong

VETERAN Highlife artist Akosua Adjepong has communicated profound worry over the prospering pattern among Ghanaian famous people, where the vast majority of them try not to wed inside their industry.

 In an industry set apart by its sparkling veneer, it is currently provoked to ponder the ramifications of doubt and desire that are pushing many stars to look for friendship outside the spotlight.

She accepts the vital driver behind this pattern was the unavoidable issue of trust that plagues connections at the center of attention, with superstars actually exploring the intricacies of adoration and distinction.

In a meeting with Realistic Showbiz, Akosua Adjepong stated that the life span of most superstar relationships was established in the way that the people included picked to seal the deal with accomplices from various expert foundations.

Refering to models, for example, Stonebwoy, Sarkodie, Edem, Okyeame Kwame and Kojo Antwi, she underscored that these artists wedded external the business, adding to the progress of their associations.

"I have noticed for quite a while that famous people partake in their relationships and furthermore stay together for a more extended period in light of the fact that their accomplices are not likewise at the center of attention," she noticed.

Akosua Adjepong was once hitched to Highlife master, Amandzeba, and maybe, with the advantage of her own insight, she made sense of that the overall question originated from the common spotlight of superstar couples, as steady open examination, combined with the difficulties of acclaim, prompted questions and instabilities.

"Assuming you accomplish the very work that I do, there will continuously be trust issues. You are at the center of attention, and I'm as well, so when you step out, I will constantly feel a little wary to me, regardless of the trust," verbalized the Frema and Me Ye Obaa hitmaker.

Digging further, she pinpointed the intrinsic difficulties looked by superstars who wedded their industry peers, as the presence of excited fans, warm hugs for photographs, and the potential for desire, make an unpredictable blend that could strain connections.

"Women are continuously holding you tight to take pictures with you, and assuming that I am the desirous kind, it will not work for us," she revealed, stressing the social challenges inside the industr