Ama, the inaugural winner of the Ghana’s Most Beautiful (GMB) pageant, has opened up about a deeply painful chapter in her life—detailing how she endured emotional manipulation and financial exploitation at the hands of her former boyfriend, a man who also happened to be a pastor.
In a revealing interview with Cynthia Tima Kumkum on Adom FM, Ama shared the distressing aftermath of her rise to fame. While the public admired her beauty, grace, and success—including lucrative endorsement deals and a luxury car awarded by TV3—she was quietly facing personal turmoil behind closed doors.
“Despite the fame, I stayed committed to my relationship,” Ama said. “But I later realized he had hidden motives.”
According to Ama, her then-boyfriend took full control of her finances, pocketed money from her brand endorsements, and even took possession of the car she received as part of her prize package. Rather than support her success, he used it to elevate his own image.
“He would drive the car and soak up the attention, even earning the nickname ‘Ghana’s Most Handsome,’” she recounted. “It felt like he stole my shine and used me to build his own popularity.”
Her emotional account has resonated with many, igniting discussions about the exploitation of women in the public eye—especially young female celebrities who are often targeted by manipulative partners after achieving fame.
Ama’s story serves as a powerful reminder of the personal challenges that can accompany public success and highlights the urgent need to support individuals facing abuse behind the scenes.
Source: ghpage
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