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    Celebrities share their toughest moments in stardom

    EnyonamBy EnyonamAugust 17, 2021No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Have you ever wondered how it feels like to be a celebrity?

    What could be the hardest and good things about being in the public eye? Joy Entertainment sampled the views of some celebrated personalities for some insight into the phenomenon.

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    Many of them including Asamoah Gyan, Christabel Eke, Michy, K.K Fosu, Joshua of Keche fame and Afriyie of Wutah fame spoke to Becky.

    Asamoah Gyan  stated that there were many limitations he faced. He felt that he was not free to do whatever he wanted to do . Also, it seemed that people tend to forget that he was also a human being and also has emotions and just like everyone else he could get hurt.  These perceptions prevented him from reacting to situations like everyone else would.

    However, he added that there was a good side. He had opportunities to do many things and had access to many places. He had the privilege to get things earlier as well.

    He took the opportunity to talk about his book launch. He is set to release the book somewhere in October but he has had a press launch to create awareness. The event set to mark the release is open to everyone and the book seeks to portray who Asamoah is.

    Joshua of the Keche Duo also grieved that he had challenges reaching out to seek help for his financial constraints as people thought that as a celebrity he had everything. Shatta Michy also raised the issue of privacy. She said there was invasion of her privacy.

    Christabel Eke however added that with time you are able to adjust to these problems faced as a celebrity.

    Source: Joyfmonline

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