Yvonne Nelson, a well-known Ghanaian actress and film producer, is determined to find her biological father.
She states, in what appears to be a heartfelt plea, that she is still waiting for her father’s call.
‘Father, DAD, I’m still waiting for your call,’ she tweeted on October 12th.
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The post, which has now gone viral, has reignited speculation regarding the identity of the Fix Us actress’s biological father.
On Sunday, June 18, Yvonne Nelson released her book, ‘I Am Not Yvonne Nelson,’ with the goal of discovering the identity of her father.
However, the book’s objective was shifted after Yvonne Nelson revealed on pages 88-95 of chapter eight of her book that she had an abortion for famed Ghanaian musician Sarkodie.
The revelation regarding Sarkodie’s connection with Yvonne Nelson generated news on both social and mainstream media, overshadowing Yvonne Nelson’s intense desire to discover her true father, which was the driving force behind her biography.
The Single and Married producer said in ‘I am not Yvonne Nelson’ that she was not a Nelson as her mother had led her to think for many years after a DNA test showed otherwise.
Following the results of the DNA test, her mother claimed the late Peter Ala Adjetey, former Speaker of Parliament, as her father.
The findings of another DNA test to determine whether the deceased statesman was her biological father likewise came back negative, much to her dismay.
The unexpected incident that prompted her to pursue her mother to reveal her father’s name has been a wild goose chase.
Yvonne Nelson claims that her mother’s unwillingness to tell her who her true father is has ruined their once-beautiful mother-daughter relationship since she has not spoken to her mother since her 37th birthday in November last year.
