Audio By Carbonatix
Actress Yvonne Okoro has confirmed rumours that she has parted ways with her (former) manager, Naa Konadu.
Prior to her huge come back into the movie industry about two years ago, she was being managed by Naa Konadu who helped cemented the actress in the industry.
It was reported that the two encountered challenges and differences that they couldn’t resolve leading to the separation but the actress, speaking to Multi-TV said Naa Konadu had other engagements that kept her away from her core duties as a manager.
Yvonne who won the Best Actress in a leading role at the maiden edition of the Ghana Movie Awards alongside Juliet Ibrahim, Jacky Appiah and Rosely Ngissah indicated that, contrary to speculations that they had unsolvable differences, they parted ways on mutual grounds adding, “We are the still the best of friends.”
Her stint in the industry has seen her star in several movies including; Beyonce, The President’s Daughter, 4Play, The Game, Agony of Christ, Royal Battle, Queen of Dreams and Le Hotelier in France.
Yvonne Okoro, born Yvonne Chinyere Okereke Okoro to a Nigerian father and a Ghanaian mother, is currently being managed by TV3 news anchor Nana Aba Anamoah.
Story by Ernest Dela Aglanu/Myjoyonline.com/Ghana
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
Tags:
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
Latest Stories
-
Djokovic stunned on return to action in Rome
52 minutes -
Nana Oye Bampoe Addo honoured for leadership and public service
1 hour -
How can you make love in this heat? – Rising temperatures disrupting sleep, relationships and daily life
1 hour -
Watch Live: 27th Telecel Ghana Music Awards
2 hours -
From Bare floors to desks: Wa East’s fight to give pupils a place to learn
2 hours -
U20 WWC: Black Princesses seal eighth successive qualification after defeating UgandaÂ
2 hours -
Let’s keep Yaw Sarpong’s music alive as an honour – Family, fans appeal as gospel legend goes home
3 hours -
Mahama announces GH₵3bn revolving fund for affordable housing for public workers
3 hours -
Mothers treated to fun, gifts and adventure at Joy FM’s Mummy’s Day Out
3 hours -
Drenched but Unbroken: The resilience of a BECE candidate at the McDan Youth Connect
4 hours -
Princess Jannis Foundation CEO urges Ghanaians to celebrate Mothers wholeheartedly for their sacrifices
4 hours -
Court convicts man who threatened to kill police and military officers
4 hours -
Yaw Sarpong goes home: Family, Fans appeal to keep gospel legend’s music alive
5 hours -
Ghana’s Ignorant Citizens & Predatory Regulators
5 hours -
Ernest Chemists supports 100 mothers with GH₵200k medical bill intervention
5 hours