Cantata Actor Sargent Dee Resurfaces in New TikTok Video, Fans React to His Slimmer Appearance


Ghanaian actor and comedian Sargent Dee, best known for his iconic role in the *Cantata* series on GTV, has resurfaced on social media after a long period of absence. In a recent TikTok video, the actor, whose real name is Reindorf Doe, appeared to be in a reflective mood, sparking both nostalgia and curiosity among fans.

In the video posted on his TikTok page (@sargentdee2), Sargent Dee is seen sitting next to an unplastered wall, singing along to Shatta Wale’s *Street Crown*. He’s wearing a full-grown beard and, halfway through, dons a black fedora hat as he continues to sing and make expressive gestures. While the actor didn’t speak in the video, his physical appearance was noticeably different—fans observed he appeared slimmer compared to his earlier days on-screen.


Many were surprised by his new look and couldn’t help but speculate on what might have caused his change in appearance.


**Who is Sargent Dee?**

Sargent Dee became a household name in Ghana in the early 2000s due to his standout role in the *Cantata* series, where he starred alongside actors like Abena Achiaa, Julie Juu, and Efo Sagaribiwe. His comedic talent made him a beloved figure on Ghanaian television. Beyond *Cantata*, he also appeared in several movies, including *Atta Mortuary Man* and *Agya Koo Gbengbentus*.


However, after his role in the *Cantata* series, Sargent Dee’s screen presence became sporadic, and he largely withdrew from the public eye. His most recent public appearance was in 2024 when he joined other celebrities to campaign for John Mahama and the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the general elections.


**Mixed Reactions from Fans**

The video of Sargent Dee’s return to social media has sparked a variety of reactions. Some fans fondly remembered his performances in *Cantata* and expressed their admiration for his contributions to their childhood entertainment. Others speculated that the actor might have been facing personal struggles, with a few even suggesting that he could be going through a rough patch.


Comments on the video included:


* **MR ANSAH**: “NDC has disappointed him 😁😁.”

* **Simber Madridista ✨🔥**: “Hmmm life, last two years I saw him at Art Center, he was living a good life. What happened now?”

* **Godfred🇬🇭🇨🇦🦅**: “Nobody should insult him. During his time, there was no social media to make him popular worldwide. He made my childhood awesome. Love you, uncle.”

* **Gray the Ariel**: “Sarge, kindly start making skits. Get someone to help you with the camera work. I promise you’ll get back on your feet. I love you, sir. You’ve made me laugh and cry before.”


Despite the mixed opinions, many fans encouraged him to continue creating content, noting that they still valued his comedic talent.


**A Return to the Spotlight?**

In a time when social media allows celebrities to quickly reconnect with their audience, Sargent Dee’s reappearance has sparked hope among some fans that he might return to the public eye with new projects, possibly even making a comeback in the entertainment industry.


Earlier, another former Ghanaian movie star, Samuel Ruffy Quansah (known for the Tigo "Honey Kuchikuchi" ad), also resurfaced after years in the US, showing off his physical transformation, which similarly sparked positive reactions from his followers.


As for Sargent Dee, his latest video has certainly reignited interest in his career, leaving fans eagerly waiting to see what the future holds for the beloved *Cantata* actor.


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