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It’s Hard to Survive on Just my Acting Income- Victoria Lebene

Actress, now turned reporter, Victoria Lebene has revealed that it’s hard to survive on just her acting income. According to her, she has not stopped acting, but only pursuing other interests. In an interview with Showbiz, Victoria mentioned it is very expensive being an actress, especially with the nation’s film industry currently ‘dancing on wobbly […]

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Actress, now turned reporter, Victoria Lebene has revealed that it’s hard to survive on just her acting income.

According to her, she has not stopped acting, but only pursuing other interests.

In an interview with Showbiz, Victoria mentioned it is very expensive being an actress, especially with the nation’s film industry currently ‘dancing on wobbly legs’.

“No I have not stopped acting, there is no way I will stay out of acting but we all know the issue, the country’s movie business is not doing too well, and keeping up is a bit expensive. You see, as a celeb, you need to grace an occasion and as such have to look good—the dress, the shoes, the accessories etc, they all come at a cost. It is expensive to keep up that status so not getting anything from your workplace is not healthy. I for one, I have invested so much into my brand and I have to keep it up but where is the income thus the need to look elsewhere to shore it up?
I sat down one day and thought about my interest in broadcast journalism and I said why not give it a try too, to get busy and earn something more. That is why I am currently at GHOne as a reporter. It is just another aspect of me that I am putting to use,” Lebene said.

She added that so far, she has had good reviews…

“it has been great, feedback has been amazing, the team support and encouragement have been wonderful. I currently have a segment on the morning show, GH Today called Citizen Watch, where I go out and ask people what their thoughts are on some issues affecting society.”

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She also advised her colleague actors not to depend solely on only acting for survival. “From my experience, if you are into acting and that is your main source of income currently, it will be of a little bother. Acting is a good venture but currently earning a keep from it solely isn’t the best.”

Victoria intends to still pursue acting. She however mentioned she will only accept scripts with good messages.

“I will not take any role just because I need it or I want to earn an income, no, it has to be one that will impact the society positively. A script that will give me exposure, one that will be screened in other regions or countries to expose my talent. So I am currently selective of the kind of scripts I get.”

Victoria holds a Human Resource Management Degree from Zenith University.

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I’ve been in a relationship with the same man for 7 years- Akuapem Poloo

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Ghanaian actress and social media personality, Rosemond Alade Brown, otherwise known as Akuapem Poolo has revealed that she has been in a relationship for the past 7 years, adding that she is waiting for the right time to get married to the ‘unknown man’.

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I Was Denied Entry Into Passport Office Because of ‘Indecent’ Dressing – Simi

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Sensational Nigerain singer, Simisola Bolatito Kosoko, professionally known as Simi, has recounted how she was almost denied entry into a local  passport office due to indecent dressing. (more…)

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I Questioned God About By Stature At Point In Time Of My LIfe- Don Little

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There comes a time in many people’s lives when they question God about their worth, their place in the world and even their physical looks. (more…)

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Agya Koo was able to complete his mansion with money from the NPP- Oboy Siki alleges

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Since the news about Kumawood actor, Agya Koo’s mansion in Kumasi hit social media, there have been varied reactions to the project. (more…)

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Mr Drew’s contract ended, we wanted to still work with him but he was looking at a different direction- Kaywa

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Highly Spiritual Music Boss, Kaywa has finally shed light on why his former label signee, Mr Drew left after five years. (more…)

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Baaba J’s Sophomore “Okay Baby, Let’s Do This!” Showcases the Power of EmoEon and Self- Discovery

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Baaba J is ready to allow the rest of the world into her universe once again. Her highly an?cipated sophomore project, “Okay Baby, Let’s Do This!” has finally hit streaming plaCorms. This exci?ng release follows the success of her 2020 EP, “Lumumba Street,” which received cri?cal acclaim for its hearCelt themes and soulful melodies. Baaba J, known for her unique style and empowering messages, con?nues to establish herself as a force to be reckoned with in the music industry.

“Okay Baby, Let’s Do This!” features a stellar lineup of producers (MERK, 4play, Guiltybeatz, NiiQuaye, and Loudaa) who lend their canvases to help Baaba J execute her ar?s?c vision. The project explores themes of love, self-discovery, resilience and the pursuit of personal growth. Drawing inspira?on from her own experiences, Baaba J invites her audience to reflect on the choices they make and the sacrifices necessary to achieve their goals.

Baaba J’s versa?lity, poe?c storytelling and emo?onal depth are on full display on the project. The opening song, “Kaakpa” is an introspec?ve anthem that sees Baaba J reflec?ng on the choices we face in life and the importance of making decisions. With poignant lyrics such as “How many things are a waste of @me? How many @mes do you need a sign?,” Baaba J encourages listeners to seize the moment and embrace their true selves. Another standout track is “Last Drop,” which addresses the resilience and determina?on needed to face the struggles and challenges of life. Baaba sings “waking up is hard enough, nuff. You goGa fight for your life” inspiring listeners to persevere through adversity and make the most of every opportunity. On “Different,” Baaba J celebrates individuality and emphasizes the importance of embracing diversity. The song’s catchy hook and thought-provoking lines, such as “Like wine, roses are red for a reason,” highlight the ar?st’s belief in the power of unity and acceptance.

“Okay Baby, Let’s Do This!” makes it obvious that Baaba has grown, both in status and in mindset. The talented ar?ste has already achieved significant milestones in her career, including being recognized as part of the Spo?fy Radr and Spo?fy EQUAL programs joining the ranks of other influen?al notable names such as Nikita Kering’, Sio, Tiwa Savage, Ayra Starr, Aṣa, and FAVE. The EQUAL campaign ended with a billboard in Times Square, solidifying her status as a rising star in the global music landscape. Baaba J is also a passionate advocate for gender equality. Her recent mee?ng with US Vice President Kamala Harris during her visit to Ghana highlights Baaba J’s commitment to crea?ng more opportuni?es and safe spaces for women in music. She envisions a future with women producers, women-owned studios, and a music scene that thrives on diversity.

“Okay Baby, Let’s Do This!” is now out on all music plaCorms. Fans can stay updated on Baaba J’s latest releases and upcoming projects by following her social media plaCorms; Twider (@baaba_jj) and Instagram (@baaba_j).

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