Jackie Appiah Narrates How She Spent 15 Years To Build Her Dream Mansion

• Jackie Appiah made waves online when she moved into her plush mansion at Trassaco almost three years ago
• In a video, the actress has opened up on how she planned and executed the building project over 15 years
• Her narration in the video interview has triggered mixed reactions from some social media users

Top Ghanaian actress Jackie Appiah has shared how long it took her to put up her much-talked-about mansion.

In December 2021, reports emerged that Jackie had moved into her plush mansion at Trassacco, in the East Legon enclave of Accra.

Months later, Nigerian actress Luchy Donalds visited Jackie's home and shared a video showing the house's interior.

Luchy's video went viral and triggered many conversations about how Jackie funded the massive project.

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Jackie Appiah's mansion took 15 years

In a recent interview, Jackie Appiah explained that putting up her mansion was not as easy as some thought.

According to the actress, owning the building took a lot of work and time, which she described as a dream come true.

"What you see on social media today is something I started 15 years ago. It was not overnight, it took 15 years. There were times when colleagues would laugh at me and ask 'are you going to complete your house?'

Watch the video below:

Ghanaians react to Jackie Appiah's video

The video sparked mixed reactions from social media users.

bidazzle0 said:

"But snapchat influencers wan use months for mansion building"

switchfocus said:

"Oh wow ...good things take time indeed."

scratch_bubbles said:

"Lmao 😂 time will tell"

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TV in Jackie's mansion costs over GHC320k

Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh reported that Jackie's home is not only beautiful but is filled with many expensive gadgets, including a Beovision Harmony TV.

Online checks showed that Danish manufacturer Bang & Olufsen made the Beovision Harmony TV.

Her model came in three sizes: 65, 77, and 88 inches. The 65" sold for 18,825 dollars, the 77" sold for 21,925 dollars, and the 88" went for 48,675 dollars.

Jackie's TV is the 77-inch version, which, at the current exchange rate, must have cost her over GH₵320,000.

Proofread by Berlinda Entsie, journalist and copy editor at YEN.com.gh

Source: YEN.com.gh