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Mr. Beautiful Praises Sarkodie for His Private Life Off Social Media
Kumawood actor Clement Bonney, otherwise known as Mr. Beautiful, has expressed admiration for renowned rapper Sarkodie, particularly for the way he maintains privacy regarding his personal life.
Speaking in a recent interview with Fiifi Pratt on Accra-based Kingdom FM, the popular thespian lauded Sarkodie for his ability to keep his family life and personal matters out of the public eye—a feat he considers admirable in the age of social media exposure.
“I admire Sarkodie for the way he keeps his private life away from social media. He is one of the few celebrities who understands the importance of separating personal life from the public,” Mr. Beautiful said during the interview.
In an era where many public figures often share intimate details of their lives online, Sarkodie has managed to keep his private life mostly out of the spotlight, focusing instead on his music career. Mr. Beautiful highlighted the rapper’s discipline in maintaining this balance, noting that it sets a positive example for others in the entertainment industry.
Sarkodie, born Michael Owusu Addo, is known for his low-profile approach to family matters, with minimal details about his wife and children circulating online.
It is worth noting that Mr. Beautiful recently opened up about his own experiences after endorsing former President Mahama. He revealed that he left social media for eight years due to the backlash he faced after declaring his support for the former president.
In an interview with Hit FM’s Merqury Quaye, he explained how the 2016 elections, during which he predicted Mahama’s victory, turned his life upside down online. Following the election results, which did not favor Mahama, Mr. Beautiful became a target of insults. Fans and even some of his colleagues took to his social media platforms to criticize him, hurling insults and making defamatory statements.
The actor noted that the intensity of the negative responses was overwhelming, prompting him to take a step back from the online space.