Ghanaian Actress At War With Rumour-Mongers

Popular Ghollywood actor Yvonne Nelson has released a statement denying the recent rumour making rounds, that she has been bleaching her skin, hence her new complexion.

  • Comment (3)

  • Ghana:  Yvonne Nelson at War with Rumour Mongers

    Vanguard, 29 October 2012

    Celebrities at the top of their food chain usually treat rumours flying about them with a cold shoulder and then silence, only reacting when a journalist walks up and confronts ... read more »

Photo: Yvonne Nelson/Facebook

Ghanaian actress Yvonne Nelson

  • Nigeria:  Day Ghollywood Invaded Nollywood

    Vanguard, 6 October 2012

    Fans of Nigerian movies will not forget in a hurry last weekend's invasion of Nollywood by Ghanaian celebrities who were in the country for the world premiere of Yvonne Nelson's ... read more »

Photo: Vanguard

Some of the faces of Ghanaian celebrities at the event.

InFocus



Comments Post a comment

  • otis.stubblefield
    Nov 8 2012, 19:52
    Report Abuse

    why do we need to fight ourselves over something that will not make us move forward.

  • armarn55
    Nov 12 2012, 18:54
    Report Abuse

    It was good to hear such outright rebuttal from Ms Nelson. I am please she has made a fuss about it and long long may she continue to emphasis the importance of who we are and cherish our given features and beauty

    However, being a light skinned Ghanaian I know how the perception of being light skinned appear be an advantage. In fact, unfortunately people do say it is better to have a lighter skin complexion than not. You see it in fashion, in the media and now in Ghanaian films. Lets recognise and educate ourselves. However, so long as images of beautiful people in the various media appear with lighter complexions we can continue to compound the problem/Dilemma Ms Nelson faces.