Ghanaian artist, Deborah Owusu-Bonsu known popularly as Sister Derby has revealed how she fell in love with arts and entertainment at an early age.

In an interview with AmeyawTV, the model and music video vixen recounted how her journey in the arts and entertainment and her plans for the future.

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“What I really wanted to do was be an artist but artist in the sense of painting, drawings, and doing illustrations. However, being an entertainer has been a hobby since I was 7. I never thought or planned that I would be a full-time entertainer.” she revealed.

Over the years, Sister Derby has demonstrated her professionalism and passion for her chosen field by successfully working for both small businesses and large corporations in Ghana, the United States, and the United Kingdom.

In 2012, Owusu-Bonsu recorded and released her first single, ‘Uncle Obama,’ which was covered by the United States television network CNN.

Since 2012, the brand influencer has had a short career in television presentations from ‘The Late Nite Celebrity Show’ on e.tv and GH One’s ‘Gliterrati’.

Watch the full interview above.