Emelia Brobbey
Emelia Brobbey is an award-winning Ghanaian actress born on 6th January to the family of Mr Samuel P. Brobbey and Selina Amponsah. She is one of the finest Kumawood stars whose versatility allows her to play any role of her choice. She is a darling of the modern Ghallywood actress and rightly so. She is blessed with extreme beauty; no wonder she is appearing in one movie after another.
The actress grew up in Akyem Swedru in the Eastern region of Ghana and attended her school at Akyem Swedru School where she took her S. S. C. E. She later joined Presbyterian Teacher’s Training College where she was trained as a teacher and graduated with a Teacher’s Cert A. Other qualification include: a Diploma in journalism, a Bachelors degree in Human Resources Management and an ICM certificate in Broadcast Journalism.
Emelia Brobbey and Children
She is a mother of two — with two different men.
Emelia Brobbey
Emelia Brobbey Profile – 10 things you did not know about Emelia Brobbey
1. Emelia Brobbey was born on the 6th January
Emelia was born 6th January to Miss Selina Amponsah of Akim Swedru in the east of Ghana and Mr. Samuel P. Brobbey. January is always a lucky month, many stars are actually born ether in January or December so it seems the star in Emilia was actually born inside her.
2. Emelia Brobbey grew up in Akyem Swedru
Unlike most superstars who grow in the city or a major urban center, this lady wasn’t born in that kind of luxury. Akyem Swedru is found in the eastern region of Ghana in Birim South District. She actually went to Akyem Swedru School for S.S.C.E.
3. Emelia Brobbey is a Teacher by Training
She trained as a teacher at the Presbyterian Teachers Training College for a whole 3 years where she graduated with a Teachers Cert ‘A’. Emelia was always hard working which is evident in her performance. She was indeed such a bright student.
4. Emelia Brobbey also has a diploma in journalism, an ICM Certificate in Broadcast Journalism and a Bachelors Degree in Human Resource Management
She joined Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration GIMPA in 2007 to pursue a degree in Human Resource Management and consequently graduated in 2010. During this period, Emelia also engaged in acting.
5.Emelia Brobbey once upon a time recited poems at funerals
known for her acting prowess and unrivalled courage, the little girl found herself reciting poems at funerals for cash. This would have seemed exploitative back then but the actress believes it is part of what finally made her what she is today. It helped her work on recitation techniques from such an early age while she also learned to cope with the demands of stage performance.
6. The first pageant she won was the Miss Akyem Bosome
Charity begins at home and Emelia did just that by participating in the Miss Akyem Bosome which was held during the Odwira Festival. Her beauty stood out and she consequently won the contest. This nicely laid the foundation for the future success of the beauty queen.
7. Emelia Brobbey has her own production house known as EndTime Films
The production house was unveiled way back in October 2012. It looks like Emelia has her eyes set on the big prize – getting as many Ghanaians as possible to the acting industry.
8. Emelia Brobbey also owns Emelia Brobbey Charity organisation
The charity organisation is meant to give back to the society and specifically deals with helping the needy.
9. Emelia Brobbey divorced her husband
Emelia is not a fan of talking about her relationship matters especially in the public. However, with questions surrounding her children and former husband, the actress admitted to having divorced her husband due to “complications” in the relationship. She recounts that the former husband actually had three other children without her knowledge making it impossible to continue the relationship.
Emelia Brobbey Movies
She has starred in countless number of movies including Anibre Nye, Tongah, Oyerepa Ho Yena, Boame, Makoma Mu Hemaa, Ebe Sera, Awereho Nisuo and Nyame Nhyira Mmaa.
Emelia Brobbey – Video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EeAXyd9tBwc