Emelia Brobbey, born on January 6, 1982, is a versatile Ghanaian actress, television presenter, and musician.
She has garnered several accolades, including the titles of Best Indigenous Actress of the Year and Best Supporting Actress of the Year at the City People Entertainment Awards in 2016.
Additionally, she received the awards for Best Gallywood Actress and Best Philanthropist at the 3G Awards in New York in 2018.
In 2019, she was recognized with the Best Female Indigenous Actor award at the ZAFAA Global Awards, presented by the African Film Academy Awards.
REAL FACTS ABOUT EMELIA BROBBEY
FULL NAME: Emelia Brobbey
DATE OF BIRTH: January 6, 1982
PLACE OF BIRTH: Akyem Swedru, Eastern Region, Ghana
NATIONALITY: Ghanaian
OCCUPATIONs: Actress, TV Presenter, Musician
EARLY LIFE AND EDUCATION
Emelia Brobbey was born on January 6, 1982, in Akyem Swedru, located in Ghana’s Eastern Region, to Samuel P. Brobbey and Esther Brobbey.
She grew up in a family with several siblings, though not much is known about them.
Her educational path took her through Akyem Swedru Secondary School and Presbyterian Teacher’s Training College, where she earned her Teacher’s Certificate ‘A’.
She began her teaching career in Obuasi, specializing in Agricultural Science, before unexpectedly making a shift into acting.
In addition to her teaching background, Brobbey has furthered her education by obtaining degrees in Journalism and Human Resource Management, along with an ICM certification in Broadcast Journalism.
CAREER
Emelia rose to fame through her outstanding performances in films like *Asantewaa* and *Adofoasa*, enchanting audiences with her remarkable talent.
Whether she’s conveying deep emotions in *Kae* or taking on intense roles in *Seed of Rejection*, Emelia’s acting prowess has garnered her prestigious awards, establishing her as a formidable presence in the entertainment industry.
In 2019, she ventured into music with her debut single “Fa Me Ko.” Despite facing some initial criticism regarding her vocal abilities, she remained steadfast in her pursuit.
Her return in January 2020 with “Odo Electric” demonstrated her resilience and determination, proving that her musical journey was just beginning.
Emelia’s tenacity and vibrant spirit shine through, adding an exciting layer to her artistic endeavors.
Beyond her on-screen success, Emelia is also a committed philanthropist. As the leader of the Emelia Brobbey Charity Organization, she spreads joy and support to many individuals in need.
Her remarkable contributions to society were acknowledged in March 2021 when she was appointed as an ambassador for the COVID-19 National Trust Fund, highlighting her steadfast dedication to fostering positive change.
PERSONAL LIFE
Emelia Brobbey’s personal life has seen its fair share of ups and downs. In 2010, she married Dr. Kofi Adu Boateng, the founder of End Point Homeopathy Clinic.
However, their marriage ended in divorce just two years later, in 2012, marking a significant moment in Emelia’s life.
Currently, she is a devoted single mother to two children. Her eldest son was born while she was still in school, as she pursued her goal of becoming a teacher. Her second son was born on June 13, 2013, as a result of her marriage to Dr. Kofi.
Emelia’s experience as a mother showcases the strength and resilience she demonstrates in both her personal and professional life.
