Mr. Beautiful

Ghanaian actor, Mr. Beautiful, has claimed that he is the one who introduced celebrity political endorsement in Ghana. Talking to Amansan Krakye on Cape Coast-based Property FM, he said he was insulted when he endorsed former president Mahama in 2012. Speaking further, he stated that other celebrities took a cue from what he did and started going down that tangent. “There’s politics in everything that we do in this life, and even in our homes where we stay, there is politics there. I was the one who introduced celebrity political endorsement in Ghana and that was in the year 2012…

Mr Beautiful known privately as Clement Bonney in the Ghana movie industry has said there’ll be no time he’ll write a memoir. The actor made these comments during an interview with Amansan Krakye when he was asked if he has any intentions of writing a book like Yvonne Nelson and Adjettey Anang He laughed and said “As for that lady and her issues I don’t want to say anything about it in fact I don’t want to talk about the book she released” “But as for me my life story it is real and these are situations that I have…

Kumawood actor and comedian, Mr Beautiful, recently voiced his concerns about the detrimental impact of foreign soap operas on the Ghanaian movie industry. He attributed the decline of the film sector on the widespread airing of foreign shows, particularly those that incorporate local dialects. In an interview with Amansan Krakye, Mr Beautiful expressed his disappointment with the lack of proper regulations surrounding TV station operations. He stated, "A lot of licenses have been granted to TV station operators without any appropriate regulations, resulting in us making movies but not reaping any profits from them." Mr Beautiful highlighted the practice of…

Popular Ghanaian actor, Mr. Beautiful has disclosed that he now sells sugarcane and coconut to survive the hardships in the country. Speaking on Cape Coast-based Property FM with Amansan Krakye, the comedian said the collapse of the movie industry has brought hardships. He stated “The collapse of the movie industry has brought extreme hardships on some of us who are actively engaged in such a venture. “In order to survive the hardships in Ghana due to the collapse of the movie industry, I now sell sugarcane and coconut,” he revealed as MyNewsGh.com monitored. “Exactly as you are saying, the coconut…