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Actress Nana Ama Mcbrown, in a viral video, was seen singing to her husband, Maxwell Mensah, at the recently held Ghana Movie Awards.
The actress grabbed the microphone on the night to perform Samini’s hit song ‘My Own’, surprising patrons including fans, loved ones and patrons who were gathered the National Theatre auditorium.
While performing Nana Ama moved close to her husband before changing the lyrics of the song with her words to express how she feels about him.
Maxwell, who was surprised by the wife’s gesture nodded his head in appreciation as he beamed with smile.
Nana Ama has been married to Maxwell for six years. The couple have a daughter together.
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