Edwin Gyimah’s Alleged Baby Mama Surfaces As Wife and Children Face Homelessness
- Edwin Gyimah sparked concern after disclosing that he and his family are homeless despite building an 8-bedroom house now occupied by relatives
- Amid his struggles, an old claim resurfaced from a Belgium-based woman levelling allegations against him about a supposed 2016 encounter
- The resurfaced allegations have intensified public scrutiny, adding to the emotional fallout surrounding his family conflict and career struggles
- In an interview with YEN.com.gh, entertainment journalist Chris Kofi Osei, the Managing Editor of Zionfelix.net, shared his thoughts on the ongoing Edwin Gyimah saga
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Edwin Gyimah’s alleged baby mama has surfaced on social media after he complained that his wife and children are facing hardships due to a conflict with his family.
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The former Black Stars defender caused a stir on April 9, 2026, when videos of him appearing on Auntie Naa’s show on Oyerepa FM surfaced on social media.
In the videos, the ex-Orland Pirates defender complained that his family had made his life a living hell after his career took a nosedive.
According to him, he faced spiritual attacks that seriously affected his career, and since then, his family members, whom he helped while flourishing, have turned their backs on him.
Edwin Gyimah said that an 8-bedroom house he built for his family was now off-limits to him, even though he, his wife, and children are currently homeless
“I have been sidelined. I don’t get contracts anymore. Last year, I had about 21 offers, but I couldn’t sign any. I asked my family for help, but they didn’t assist me. They live in an eight-bedroom house I built, yet I don’t even have a place to stay,” he said.
Below is a Facebook post with details of Edwin Gyimah's struggles.
Edwin Gyimah’s baby mama surfaces
Amid the troubles faced by the Black Stars alum, an old story about his baby mama has resurfaced on social media.
In a 2018 report by AmeyawDebrah.com, a Belgium-based woman identified only as Nora accused the footballer of allegedly fathering her child and refusing to care for the baby.
She told the publication that they met in 2016 in Russia, when Ghana played a friendly match there and struck up a friendship.
They later got together in Sweden, and after she conceived, Edwin Gyimah allegedly ended all contact between them.
Nora said Gyimah had promised to marry her when they met, but she later discovered he already had a wife and children.
According to reports, Edwin Gyimah has two children with his wife, a 16-year-old daughter and a 10-year-old son.
Below is a TikTok video of Edwin Gyimah speaking about his struggles.
Entertainment journalist addresses Edwin Gyimah saga
In an interview with YEN.com.gh, entertainment journalist Chris Kofi Osei of Zionfelix.net shared his thoughts on the ongoing RNAQ divorce saga.
"It is quite unfortunate that after such a solid career, this is how Edwin Gyimah has ended up. I am appalled by the behaviour being exhibited by his family, but he has to shoulder some blame because he appears to have mismanaged his career earnings. Regarding the resurfaced sidechick allegations, she has stayed out of the public eye for a long time, and I hope she continues to do so and solve their issues privately," he said.
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Black Stars' Mohammed Kudus out of WC
Previously, YEN.com.gh reported that Black Stars forward Mohammed Kudus was ruled out of the 2026 FIFA World Cup after suffering an injury setback.
In January, Kudus suffered an injury during Tottenham Hotspur's game against Sunderland, which kept him sidelined for weeks as he made his way back to fitness.
Unfortunately, things went from bad to worse when the English club announced on April 9 that the Ghanaian suffered another injury that would likely need surgery, possibly ruling him out of the World Cup.
Source: YEN.com.gh
