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Actress Ahuofe Patri says marriage is not a priority as she talks about motherhood

In an interview with Nana Romeo, she said fears about marriage and a wish to give a child a solid start are shaping her plans.

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Actress Ahuofe Patri has told broadcaster Nana Romeo that she is in no hurry to marry. She said a number of worries hold her back, and that she would want any child of hers to have a firm footing in life before she thinks about settling down.

What we know

  • Ahuofe Patri gave an interview to Nana Romeo in which she discussed her personal life, including marriage and motherhood.
  • She said the idea of marriage does not appeal to her at present, explaining, “I am not really motivated to get married right now. There are a lot of things that scare me,” and that she knows someone whose marriage ended after only three weeks.
  • She also said she wants to be sure her child has a strong foundation in life before marriage becomes part of the picture.

What's disputed / unconfirmed

  • Nkonkonsa reported that she told the interviewer she is a virgin; ZionFelix did not carry this remark and it has not been confirmed by other reports.
  • ZionFelix spells the actress's name as Ahuofe Patricia and gives her real name as Priscilla Opoku Agyeman, while Nkonkonsa writes Ahuofe Patri; the real name has not been confirmed by other reports.
  • According to ZionFelix, she said she has been lonely since her mother died, believes a child could ease that, and would rather have a baby than rush into a relationship. This account has not been confirmed by other reports.
  • ZionFelix also reported that she has not yet met a man she considers suitable to father her child, and that she would judge a partner's seriousness by how he behaves. No other report carries these comments.

Why it matters for Ghana

Public conversations about marriage, single motherhood and grief are part of daily life for many Ghanaian families, and celebrity interviews often shape how they are discussed. Her remarks add a personal voice to the debate over whether women should marry before starting a family.

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