Sarkodie And Yvonne Nelson: Ghanaian Rapper Denies Forcing Actress To Terminate Pregnancy

Sarkodie And Yvonne Nelson: Ghanaian Rapper Denies Forcing Actress To Terminate Pregnancy

  • Sarkodie has addressed allegations made by Yvonne Nelson suggesting that he had her terminate a pregnancy after getting her pregnant in 2010
  • The actress made these assertions in her latest memoir, I Am Not Yvonne Nelson, which has become a best-seller after the controversy propelled its popularity
  • Addressing the claims in his latest song Try Me, the rapper said he actually told Yvonne Nelson to keep the pregnancy but insisted that she could not because of school

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Ghanaian rapper Sarkodie, in response to recent allegations made by actress Yvonne Nelson, has spoken out to address the claims suggesting that he had pressured her to terminate a pregnancy in 2010.

Sarkodie And Yvonne Nelson
Ghanaian rapper Sarkodie and Yvonne Nelson. Sarkodie and his wife (far right). Photo Source: Sarkodie Yvonne Nelson
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Nelson's assertions were outlined in her widely popular memoir titled I Am Not Yvonne Nelson which gained significant attention due to the controversy surrounding the allegations.

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Sarkodie chose to confront the accusations directly in his latest song titled Try Me. The rapper admitted that there was indeed a pregnancy, but he vehemently denied any involvement in pressuring Yvonne to terminate it. Instead, he revealed that he had encouraged her to keep the child, but Yvonne's commitment to her education prevented her from doing so.

The rapper expressed his frustration regarding Yvonne's portrayal of the situation, claiming that it had angered him. He stated that he initially had no intention of addressing the issue publicly, but Yvonne's insinuation that he had forced the termination compelled him to speak up.

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The allegations made by Yvonne Nelson, combined with Sarkodie's response, have sparked widespread debate and discussion among fans and the media.

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Sarkodie's Try Me sparks debate

Many are divided in their opinions, with some questioning the motives behind Yvonne's decision to include the incident in her memoir while others are concerned about the impact such allegations can have on the reputations of both individuals involved. Yen.com.gh has compiled a few comments below:

Obidiba8 said:

You see that Doctor thing, some lady did same to me and later went to paint me black to her friends

naza_mac commented:

There’s both like both stories, for all you know how many times sark diss Yvonne on songs. Sark is a mess up guy.

DoksMan wrote:

I sure say na the kiddy no sark ein own that be why she remove but she no want talk rather dey want spoil king sark ein legacy
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Sarkodie's Try Me had social media in a frenzy

In a related story Sarkodie allegedly replied Yvonne Nelson in his song Try Me after the actress dropped his name in her book I Am Not Yvonne Nelson.

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"Insults won't work Michael:" Yvonne Nelson claps back at Sarkodie for 'dissing' her in his Try Me song

In the book, the actress claimed that Sarkodie pushed her to terminate her pregnancy after he got her pregnant in 2010.

Addressing the claims, the rapper claimed he told Yvonne to keep the pregnancy, adding that she tried to lure him to her house before the release of the book.

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Geraldo Amartey (Entertainment Editor) Geraldo Amartey is an Entertainment Editor at YEN.com.gh. He pursued a degree in linguistics at the University of Ghana and graduated in 2020. He has over three years of experience in journalism. Geraldo's professional career in journalism started at the Ministry Of Information, where he worked as a writer. He has completed Google News Initiative News Lab courses in Advanced Digital Reporting and Fighting Misinformation. You can reach out to him at geraldo.amartey@yen.com.gh.

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