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Actor Kalybos has taken to social media to commiserate with his co-star and friend Ahuofe Patri following her mother’s death.
In a post on his platform, Kalybos, born Richard Asante, assured the actress of his constant support, noting that she is the kind of person people need in their lives.
He noted that Ahuofe Patri, born Priscilla Opoku Agyemang, is not alone during these trying times.
“We all NEED an “AHUOFE PATRi” in our lives. Baby Girl I Dey for you and you’re not alone ❤️❤️❤️ @priscilla_opoku_agyeman ❤️❤️❤️,” he wrote.
This comes after Ahuofe Patri announced the death of her mother, Susana Opoku, on Monday, January 30.
Sharing a picture of her mother, she wrote, “I know you are resting but I feel so lonely,” she posted.
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