Wednesday, 24 December 2014

Ghanaian Actress, Yvonne Nelson Fight Dirty With Journalists at Majid Michel’s Mum’s Burial

       
Ghanaian actress, Yvonne Nelson almost caused a scene at the burial of Madam Paulina Afi Olabode Olympio, mother of Ghanaian actor, Majid Michel, which held recently. 
The ceremony went on peacefully until it was time for some photo shoots with Majid, his family and his legion of celebrity friends who all came to support him. 
However, when newsmen at the event, were taking shots, Yvonne shouted and warned that nobody should take photographs of her. Continue...

Her reason, we gathered, was because she is not in good terms with some of the reporters at the event and would not want her pictures used on their platforms. 

“Me and some media men are not on that play grounds: we are not on good terms so I don’t know why they should be snapping me pictures” she said angrily. 

An obviously agitated Yvonne Nelson also pointed out that some newsmen deliberately tarnish the reputation of personalities and she’s one of such. 

“Some media men go round destroying you and after destroying you, they see you and want to smile with you, why should you snap me pictures ? she snarled at the media personalities present.” 

The attitude of the actress caused some media guys to exchange some words with her with one media man shouting back at her: “The media houses you are not in good terms with are also not on a good terms with you so please keep quite.” 

The situation was almost getting out of hand until the head of the Ghana Movie Awards Foundation, Fred Nuahmah , stepped in to save the day by alerting some aggrieved members of the press at the event to ignore the disturbance caused by Yvonne Nelson.

4 comments:

Uche Emma said...


Putting the pictures of the so called "dirty fight" would have made it more.

Abi no picture ni?

Umar Hassan said...

Celebrity tinz

Joy Azuka said...

She is HOT!

Uche Emma said...

@ Joy, hot?
Really?
Looking for the hot and can't find it.
May be 'hot', as you used it mean something else