Most Male Ghanaian Celebrities Including Sarkodie, Are Broke, They’re Really Suffering – Afia Schwarzenegger

U.S. based Ghanaian content creator, Valentina Nana Agyeiwaa, popularly known as Afia Schwarzenegger, has revealed that most male Ghanaian celebrities, including legends such as Sarkodie, are mostly broke.

Speaking in a video shared via TikTok, Afia Schwarzenegger claimed unlike female celebrities, who have the option of sl**ping with ‘big men’ to make money, male celebrities lack such an option and often struggle to make ends meet.

She said this explains why Kofi Mole was recently seen looking haggard, which triggered social media claims he was abusing drugs.

According to Afia Schwarzenegger, Mole’s look has nothing to do with drug abuse but hunger.

“When was the last time Kofi Mole had a hit song? Are you sponsoring him? These male musicians they suffer. If you’re a celebrity and you’re not a woman, even if you’re a woman and you will not give yourself to them, you will suffer,” Afia Schwarzenegger said.

She argued that most rich people in Ghana, particularly politicians and successful businessmen, are not interested in helping anyone out other than young, beautiful ladies whom they lavish cash on in exchange for sexual favours.

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Afia said due to this, majority of male celebrities are living very difficult lives. She said this spans every level of celeb, starting from top stars such as legendary rapper, Michael Owusu Addo aka Sarkodie.

“Male musicians they suffer. That’s the truth…because they do not own v*ginas…you are talking about Kofi Mole. When was the last time you saw Sarkodie performing at a show, or signing an endorsement deal?” she continued.

Afia Schwarzenegger added that she knows what she’s talking about because she was embedded in the entertainment industry for a long time. She implied that is the reason she left the country to ‘hustle’ abroad, as she will rather be an ordinary person with money than a broke ‘star’.