Actor Adjetey Anang acknowledged physically and emotionally cheating on his wife in his memoir, “Adjetey Anang: A story of Faith, Imperfection and Resilience,” which was published on his 50th birthday.
In the chapter nine of the book titled “Marital Challenges and Imperfection,” he described this part of his life. He provided a narrative about the episodes, including how his chats with certain ladies precipitated them.
“You could say I was naive from the start about subtle amorous hints and perhaps made a lot of assumptions about people’s motives till it was too late. Soon, I got bolder, more daring, and adventurous, and sometimes I initiated flirtatious conversations and led many on.
“I have been in very compromising situations with ladies. Some started as admiration and fun and after frequent chats, developed into flirting and occasionally went too far,” he stated on page 115 of the book.
“Yes, I have cheated on my wife before in the various forms that cheating could be defined as, both emotionally and physically,” he added.
The actor apologised to his wife and “every lady I have been on that path with,” calling his behaviour “inappropriate behaviour,” and admitting that “I’ve struggled to forgive myself” and that these events “have been the lowest points in our marriage and nearly tore us apart.”
He thanked his wife Elom Anang and God for forgiving him, going by the moniker “Pusher.”
He wrote: “I’m grateful for God and Elom’s forgiveness and the love that has kept us going strong through those dark times.”
The ascent to fame of Adjetey Anang, as well as his influence, insights, setbacks, and sacrifices, have all moulded him through the years. In his memoir, Adjetey Anang describes his ascent to fame as well as the influences, lessons, and sacrifices that he made along the way.
Additionally, it portrays the likeable person who lies beneath the compelling roles he has portrayed on screen over the years, including the illustrious Pusher from the enduring TV series Things We Do for Love.
Adjetey Anang, meantime, has introduced the One in a Million-Health Foundation, his health charity. In conjunction with the birthday celebration, this was done.The aims to offer people in underserved areas access to high-quality healthcare resources.
The charity is called “one in a million” because it wants to enlist a million donors who will pledge to give GHC 1 every day for ten years to aid the poor.
Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, a member of parliament for North Tongu, and Dr. Hassan Ayariga, the founder of the All People’s Congress (APC), attended the occasion, which was marked by pomp and splendour.
A long list of celebrities, including Nana Ama McBrown, Jackie Appiah, Eddie Nartey, Gloria Sarfo, Van Vicker, Fiifi Coleman, Martha Ankomah, Shirley Frimpong-Manso, Joselyn Dumas, Jessica Williams, Akofa Edjeani, and Naa Ashorkor, were there, giving the entertainment sector a strong showing.
