Jackie Appiah And Her Twin Sister

Jackie Appiah is a famous celebrated Ghanaian actress. She has received many awards for her screen roles including the much-hyped Africa Movie Academy Awards in 2007, 2008 and 2010.

Jackie was born on December 5 1983 in Toronto. Her father is Kwabena Appiah, a Ghanaian currently living in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

She has starred in a lot of Nollywood and Ghallywood movies and has also appeared in quite a number of adverts and TV commercials.

Some of Jackie Appiah’s screen works include; Things We Do For Love, Death After Birth, The Heart of Men, The Power of a Woman, Against My Will, The Love Doctor among others.

The news of Jackie Appiah having a twin sister has been overly exaggerated by socialites as it is found out not to be exactly true. Jack Appiah has a younger sister but not her twin.

A lady who is only identified as Ewurama looks more like Jackie Appiah and her look has gained her the description of being her twin sister.

Ewurama met Jackie Appiah at Dr. Brian Amoateng’s International Youth Empowerment Summit (iYES) where they both took a picture together. It is in this picture that the greater comparison is drawn.

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