Emelia Brobbey, was born on January 6th, 1982, is a versatile Ghanaian actress, TV presenter, and musician.
She has garnered several accolades, including Best Indigenous Actress of the Year at the City People Entertainment Awards in 2016 and Best Gallywood Actress at the 3G Awards in New York in 2018.
In 2019, she received the Best Actor Female Indigenous award at the ZAFAA Global Awards presented by the African Film Academy Awards.
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
Originally from Akyem Swedru in Ghana’s Eastern region, Emelia Brobbey was born to Samuel P Brobbey and Esther Brobbey.
Her educational path took her through Akyem Swedru Secondary School and Presbyterian Teacher’s Training College before embarking on a teaching career in Obuasi.
Subsequently, she made a transition to the world of acting.
Additionally, Brobbey pursued further education, obtaining qualifications in Journalism, Human Resource Management with a bachelor’s degree, and an ICM certification in Broadcast Journalism.
Emelia rose to fame with stellar performances in movies such as Asantewaa and Adofoasa, showcasing her talent.
Her acting skills, evident in films like Kae and Seed of Rejection, have earned her prestigious awards, solidifying her position as a notable figure in the entertainment industry.
Venturing into music in 2019, Emelia released her debut single “Fa Me Ko.” Despite facing initial criticism for her singing, she returned in January 2020 with “Odo Electric,” displaying resilience and determination in her musical pursuits.
Emelia’s perseverance and lively energy shine through, adding an exciting dimension to her artistic endeavors.
Beyond her on-screen success, she is a committed philanthropist, leading the Emelia Brobbey Charity Organization to bring joy and support to many individuals.
Her societal contributions were acknowledged in March 2021 when she became an ambassador for the COVID-19 National Trust Fund, highlighting her dedication to making a positive impact.
PERSONAL LIFE
Emelia Brobbey’s personal life has seen ups and downs. She married Dr. Kofi Adu Boateng in 2010, but their union ended in divorce in 2012.
Currently a devoted single mother to two children, her eldest son was born during her schooling, while her second son, from her marriage to Dr. Kofi, was born on June 13, 2013.
Emelia’s journey as a mother mirrors the strength and resilience evident in her personal and professional life.