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Piesie Esther says marriage to Enock Asiedu has been a blessing

The gospel musician says she calls her husband "My Lord" as a mark of respect.

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Gospel musician Piesie Esther has spoken warmly about her marriage to Enock Asiedu during a television appearance at UTV. She credits the union with blessing her home and her music ministry, and says respect for her husband shapes how she addresses him.

What we know

  • Piesie Esther gave the interview on UTV, where she spoke about married life with her husband, Enock Asiedu.
  • She told viewers that marriage has been good to her, describing it as a blessing.
  • Among the names she uses for her husband is "My Lord", and she says she would never disrespect him.

What's disputed / unconfirmed

  • ZionFelix reported that she named marriage a blessing to her ministry and family, and that her husband, a devout believer, appreciates the demands of her calling and helps her projects come off. Nkonkonsa did not report this.
  • According to ZionFelix, she said he showed little interest in music by women before they wed but now backs her work, and that he sometimes stays up all night before a project. This has not been confirmed by other reports.
  • ZionFelix also reported that she urged women to pray to become submissive wives, that the couple sometimes quarrel but always make peace, and that she also calls him honey, Kofi and Honourable.
  • Nkonkonsa reported that the wedding took place in Santa Maria, Accra, at a Church of Pentecost congregation, in May 2010, and the pair have four children and more than 15 years of marriage. ZionFelix did not carry these details.

Why it matters for Ghana

Piesie Esther is a well-known name in Ghanaian gospel music, so her remarks on marriage and respect will be discussed by fans and church communities in Accra and beyond. Her comments add to a wider conversation about how couples in the public eye balance faith, family and work.

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